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Mangled carriages in the aftermath of the train crash in El Ayyat, Giza. EPA

Egypt's Transport Minister admits to mistakes over train crash

Kamel El Wazir was questioned for six hours by parliament's transport committee after seven killed and 125 injured in latest rail accident

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Egypt says its military is helping Saudi Arabia defend 'sensitive' sites

Egypt detains rail staff as inquiry unearths safety failures before deadly crash

Egypt makes Muslim Brotherhood’s terrorist listing permanent

Egypt's transport minister urged to resign after seven killed in train crash

Egypt's El Sisi orders new emergency agency to build up strategic reserves

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  • Etihad Airways said the situation remained dynamic. EPA

    UAE airlines adjust Saudi Arabia flights as cancellations continue

  • A man walks trough corn crops on the farm amid drought, in the village on the outskirts of Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, China, 25 August 2022. China issued an alert as heatwave and drought put autumn harvest at risk urging local authorities to take all available measures to ensure crops survive the hottest summer on record. Mrs. Lile, a grape farmer who lives on the outskirts of Jiujiang city, explained that her grapes were 40 percent affected by the drought as no one wants to buy soft grapes. However, living by the hydro plant benefits her as other people struggle. 'I don't think to move to another place as food and drought are natural', she added. Jiangxi Province has been experiencing severe drought since 15 July. China's long-running and severe heatwave caused a record-breaking drought across the country, causing some rives to dry up, including parts of the Yangtze River. A lady from Jiangxi Province, Mrs. Jiang, complained that her garden is severely affected by the heat and lack of water. 'Crops died', she said. China's usually water-rich south has been power rationing causing blackouts as the hydropower capacity drastically decreased. Last week Sichuan province rationed public electricity usage or suspended the power supply to thousands of factories due to the power shortage. EPA / ALEX PLAVEVSKI ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET

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Egypt's President Abdel Fattah El Sisi speaks in Alexandria. AFP

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