More than 30 killed, dozens injured as two trains collide in Egypt

CAIRO — At least 32 people were killed and 66 injured after two trains collided in the Tahta district of the Upper Egypt governorate of Sohag, the Egyptian Ministry of Health said on Friday.

Thirty-six ambulances were immediately dispatched to the incident, transporting the dead and injured to four hospitals, according to a statement by ministry spokesman Khaled Megahed.

Egypt’s railway authority said on Friday that two trains collided causing dozens of casualties after emergency brakes were triggered by “unknown individuals.”

The brakes caused one of the trains to stop and the other to crash into it from behind, and the authority is conducting further investigations, it said.

There have been numerous train collisions and accidents on Egypt's railway system in past years, resulting in hundreds of deaths and injuries. — Agencies

More than 30 killed, dozens injured as two trains collide in Egypt

Former National Enquirer boss breaks his silence on ‘catch and kill’ as lead witness in Trump trial

UK passes controversial bill to send asylum seekers to Rwanda after two years of challenges

Ukraine holds its breath as US set to approve $60bn of military aid

Israeli military intelligence chief resigns over failure to prevent October 7 attack

Netanyahu vows to reject any US sanctions on army units

West Bank: Israel investigates after volunteer paramedic killed

Dubai airport: Full schedule resumes after flooding chaos