Overview
- The passenger train derailed Saturday in western Egypt as it traveled from Matrouh on the north coast to Cairo.
- Railway authorities said seven wagons left the tracks and two of them overturned.
- The Health Ministry confirmed three fatalities and 94 injuries and dispatched 30 ambulances to move the wounded to hospitals.
- An official investigation is underway to determine the cause, with no findings announced so far.
- Initial reports listed a lower injury count, but authorities later set the tally at 94.