Kwent to at least seven of the people who died in a tragic accident near the Egyptian city of Giza after the crash of two trains.

As a result of this accident, more than 100 others have been hurt.

The country’s railway authority said that two trains traveling south from Giza and Cairo crashed, causing the way out of the tracks of several cars and falling under a clay.

Images from the site of the event showed people searching inside the injured passenger carriages as a massive emergency response kicked off, reports the BBC, broadcast Klankosova.tv.

Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Assi said he had ordered state authorities to investigate the circumstances of the accident and hold anyone found to account for being negligent.

The public prosecutor’s office warned that the death toll could increase.