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Trains collide in Egypt’s Nile Delta leaving 3 dead, 29 injured

Trains collide in Egypt’s Nile Delta leaving 3 dead, 29 injured

  • The crash happened in the city of Zagazig, the capital of Sharqiya province, the country’s railway authority said in a statement
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At least 4 people killed, 27 injured after trains collide in the Czech Republic, officials say

At least 4 people killed, 27 injured after trains collide in the Czech Republic, officials say

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