At least four people were killed and nearly 90 others injured following a deadly train collision south of Egypt's capital on Sunday, according to local authorities.
The crash took place in the al-Ayyat district of Giza province, located roughly 30 miles south of Cairo. The transportation ministry reported that the incident occurred when a train traveling toward Fayoum province collided with the rear of another train heading south toward Aswan. The impact caused at least one of the trains to derail.
Following the disaster, the nation's president ordered a prompt investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.
