Train collision in Egypt: seven people killed and 112 injured
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A collision between two trains took place in Giza Governorate, Egypt, on Sunday. The number of dead has risen to seven.
112 people were injured in the accident. According to Egyptian authorities, the number of dead and injured may still change as the situation is investigated.
The news source did not yet have information on what caused the accident. Authorities have also not provided detailed information about the passengers on the trains or the severity of the injuries.
The incident does not directly concern Finland. More information about the accident can be followed as Egyptian authorities issue new statements.
Sources: Daily Finland
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