The BBC News report stated that several carriages derailed after two trains travelling in the same direction crashed outside the city of Giza, in Egypt, leaving seven people dead and more than 100 injured.

PBS NewsHour, in a report credited to the Associated Press, said a collision between two trains in Egypt killed seven people and injured more than 100. It added that train derailments and crashes are common in Egypt, where the railway system has "a history of mismanagement and poor maintenance of equipment."

The reports differ on the death toll. ABC News reported two dead and more than 100 injured, while the BBC and PBS NewsHour both reported seven dead. The summaries of these reports do not explain the difference.

PBS NewsHour also reported that in recent years the government announced modernization initiatives to improve its railways. The summary did not say what those initiatives include.

ABC News reported that Egypt's railway system has a history of mismanagement and poor maintenance. The summaries of the BBC, PBS NewsHour and ABC News reports do not state a cause for the collision.

According to the BBC, PBS NewsHour and ABC News, two trains crashed in Egypt and more than 100 people were injured, while the reports disagree on how many people died.

Sources: BBC News: Seven dead and more than 100 injured after trains collide in Egypt; PBS NewsHour: Collision between 2 trains in Egypt kills 7 and injures more than 100; ABC News: 2 trains crash in Egypt; 2 dead, more than 100 injured.