On November 8, two passenger trains collided near El Ayyat in Egypt’s Giza province, leaving seven dead and 112 injured, according to the Ministry of Health.
The ministry reported that 45 victims have been discharged from hospitals, with seven additional patients ready for discharge. The remaining individuals continue receiving medical care under supervision. A total of 72 ambulances were deployed to evacuate the injured.
Injuries include bruises and abrasions, fractures of limbs and pelvic bones, spinal trauma, head and facial lacerations, as well as contusions to the chest and ribs. Medical records for all victims have been transferred to the prosecutor’s office for further investigation.
