Trains crash in southern Egypt, killing at least 32
India TV NewsTwo trains crashed Friday in southern Egypt, killing at least 32 people and injuring 165, authorities said in the latest of a series of deadly accidents on the country's troubled railways. Someone apparently activated the emergency brakes on the passenger train, and it was rear-ended by another train, causing two cars to derail and flip on their side, Egypt's Railway Authorities said, although Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly later added that no cause has been determined. People are dying!” A female passenger appeared to be upside down, squeezed under the seats, and was crying, ”Get me out, boy!” More than 100 ambulances were sent to the scene in the province of Sohag, about 440 kilometers south of Cairo, Health Minister Hala Zayed said, and the injured were taken to four hospitals. In 2018, a passenger train derailed near the southern city of Aswan, injuring at least six people and prompting authorities to fire the chief of the country's railways.