Egypt train collision kills at least four, injures nearly 90 near Cairo
Two trains collided in Egypt's al-Ayyat district on Sunday, killing at least four people and injuring nearly 90, authorities said.
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A collision between two trains south of Cairo on Sunday left at least four people dead and nearly 90 injured, according to authorities.
The transportation ministry said a train bound for Fayoum province struck the rear of another heading to Aswan province. One of the trains derailed in the crash in al-Ayyat district, Giza province, roughly 30 miles south of the capital.
Egypt's president ordered a swift investigation into the collision.
Originally reported by The Guardian. Read the full story at The Guardian
