150 Injured in Collision of Two Passenger Trains in Egypt

News Desk

EL-AYYAT: A collision between two passenger trains in Egypt has left at least 150 individuals injured.

The incident occurred in the El-Ayyat area, located south of Giza Governorate, between the Kafr Ammar and Al-Raqa railway stations, as reported by local media.

The Egyptian National Railways Authority confirmed the accident, which has raised concerns over the safety protocols in place for rail transport.

Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic scene with emergency services rushing to the site to assist the injured.

Authorities are currently assessing the extent of the injuries and the cause of the collision.

This incident highlights ongoing issues within Egypt’s railway system, which has faced scrutiny over safety measures and infrastructure maintenance.

The government has been under pressure to improve transportation safety following previous accidents that have resulted in fatalities and injuries.

In response to the collision, the Ministry of Transport has announced an immediate investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.

Officials are expected to hold a press conference in the coming days to provide updates on the situation and outline steps to prevent future incidents.

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