Three killed and dozens of injured train derailing

Three people have died and another 103 were injured as a result of a derailing of the train to the Cairo capital of Egypt, while the Ministry of Health in the country said.

The train traveled from the north coast of Marsa Matruh, when seven of his carts came out of the tracks on Saturday, when two carts were flipped, the officials said.

Khaled Dr Khaled Dr. Khaled Ghaffar offered his condolences and prayers to the families of the victims, and the injured hand offered a speedy recovery.

The Ministry of Transport and National Egyptian railway authorities are being investigated, not clear.

Enra said that he would punish anyone who would punish the responsible derailation.

He has attached that the crew and technical equipment has been sent to clean the disaster as soon as possible to clean the services as soon as possible.

Talking on behalf of the Ministry of Egypt, they also offered condolences to the families of the dead.

Officials said the accident occurred in a stretch of track between Fouka and Jalal stations in the Marsa Matruh region.

Dr. Abdul Ghaffar visited an emergency response to the supervision of the accident scene and then visited the hospital.

All injured were taken to two local hospitals through the ambulance, according to the Ministry of Health.

He added the organs of the three people who were in the care of the prosecutors.

Accidents at the Egyptian railway network are often frequent, partly due to poor maintenance and lack of investment.

In 2002, one of the railways took place in 2002, when more than 370 people died, a fire was traveling south of Cairo when he exploded on the train.