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Egyptian Transport Minister Kamel al-Wazir acknowledged problems in the railway system after two trains collided in al-Ayyat, Giza Governorate, killing seven people and injuring 125. Preliminary investigations found that the station controller and stationmaster had failed to monitor train movements, and established that the driver of one train had disabled the automatic control system. The prosecution ordered the two detained and placed the injured assistant driver in custody. Members of parliament called for the minister to be held accountable and dismissed. He said railway development had cost around 810 billion Egyptian pounds and that he would continue with the modernization plan.
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