Egypt Train Crash Kills At Least 32 People

Egypt Train Crash Kills At Least 32 People

By Newsy Staff

By Newsy Staff
March 26, 2021

March 26, 2021

Two trains collided in the southern part of the country.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

At least 32 people are dead after two trains collided in the southern part of Egypt causing three passenger cars to flip over.

More than 60 other people are injured.

We'll continue following the latest updates and bring them to you.

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