Egypt Train Crash Near Al-Ayyat: Seven Dead, 125 Injured
A rear-end train collision south of Cairo killed seven people and injured 125 in later Sunday reporting. Authorities are investigating the cause as casualty counts evolve.
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Egypt Reopens Cairo–High Dam Line After El-Ayyat Crash
Egyptian National Railways says the Cairo–High Dam line is running again after Sunday’s El-Ayyat collision. The health ministry reported seven killed and 125 injured; the investigation remains open.
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Morocco’s Nador West Med Terminal Has Opened. The Wider Port Is Still Being Built.
The East container terminal has started operations, but Morocco’s larger Nador West Med investment has multiple scheduled phases. Planned capacity, jobs and energy facilities are not yet completed outcomes.
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