Two trains collided south of the Egyptian capital Cairo, killing at least four people and injuring nearly 90 others, authorities said.
The crash happened in Al-Ayat district in Giza province, about 32 miles south of Cairo, when a train traveling to Fayum district in the southwest crashed into the back of a train bound for the southern district of Aswan, according to the transport ministry. One of the trains derailed, it said, but did not specify which one.
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has ordered an investigation as authorities work to clear the wreckage and restore train services.