Egyptian official died after seeing victims of Alexandria train crash
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An Egyptian official was strongly affected when he saw the victims of the Alexandria trains on site of the crash.
The senior Egyptian official fell unconscious as soon as he went to inspect the Alexandria crash scene.
According to Egyptian media and sources in the Ministry of Transport, engineer Mustafa Al Sayed, adviser to the Minister of Transport and Maintenance of Railways, died after entering into a coma, when he saw the victims of the accident.
The sources said that the official was taken immediately to the hospital where he died there.
source: Alarabiya
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