Egyptian state television says 20 people have been killed and 40 have been injured in a fire at the main train station in Cairo

— Sky News Breaking (@SkyNewsBreak) February 27, 2019

15 of the 45 people injured have been discharged from hospitals, Health Minister Hala Zayed told press outlets on Wednesday afternoon, adding that most of the wounded are suffering burn injuries and broken bones, including some in critical condition https://t.co/ja6DEIQME6 pic.twitter.com/ydFGSHeHLa

— Mada Masr مدى مصر (@MadaMasr) February 27, 2019

No words. Moment train crashes in main Cairo train station sending up flames that set alight people on the platform. https://t.co/nYD1bNE0xW

— Samer Al-Atrush (@SameralAtrush) February 27, 2019

#Egypt opposition MPs strongly criticize government over responsibility in #Cairo train accident & how tools of accountability & monitoring tools that are supposed to force regime to respect people’s rights instead of being careless about their pain. pic.twitter.com/BVoPYexU1N

— Amira El-Fekki (@afekki) February 28, 2019

His name is waleed mordy and he works for the National company for passangers services.
This man stood in the middle of fire and saved 10 people using water and blankets instead of running for his life. He could not save a woman holding her baby. He has to be honored. pic.twitter.com/l0nALCfaZz

— Heba Farouk Mahfouz (@HebaFarooq) February 27, 2019

In light of Wednesday’s train crash in Cairo’s Ramses Railway Station,Mada Masr publishes graphs outlining the number of annual train accidents that have taken place between 2006 and 2017, as well as the Egyptian Railway Authority’s annual budget between 2010 and 2019. pic.twitter.com/3yhtZGQzik

— Mada Masr مدى مصر (@MadaMasr) February 27, 2019

The attorney general orders the arrest of those responsible for the control room and cameras at Ramsis station and prevent them from travelling abroad. https://t.co/NJtFDBlPAl

— Karina Loren (@miskelayla) March 1, 2019

Rami Malek: “There’s no first-generation, or second-generation removed. I am Egyptian….These are my people. I feel so gorgeously tied to the culture and the human beings that exist there…It is the fabric of who I am.” https://t.co/JCjXtmQBeo

— Randa Slim (@rmslim) February 25, 2019

Pity the Copts, in love with a country that has given them nothing but pain and where they only become fully Egyptian when they are killed by terrorists or win international prizes.

— Samuel Tadros (@Samueltadros) February 25, 2019

"War, Jihad, and Martyrdom" chants protestors before #Egypt embassy building in #Turkey's capital Ankara as they protest rights violations. The rally was organised by #Erdogan's family foundation TÜGVA, al-Qaeda linked #IHH charity outfit and other Islamist groups in Turkey. pic.twitter.com/XMuGuHqCHI

— Nordic Monitor (@nordicmonitor) March 3, 2019

Journalist Ahmed Zeida was granted release on LE10,000 bail by a Giza misdemeanor court on Saturday, after the Journalists Syndicate submitted documents stating that Zeida’s membership had been approved on February 19, according to syndicate board member Amr Badr. pic.twitter.com/ryqC6S6YU8

— Mada Masr مدى مصر (@MadaMasr) March 2, 2019

Nice. International Rabbis came to Egypt to make sure the restoration of Jewish cemeteries in Cairo was done in accordance to Jewish religious law. Kudos to the Egyptian government for allowing that to happen. https://t.co/idycSZxcwB

— The Big Pharaoh (@TheBigPharaoh) March 2, 2019

NewYork -based Muslim Brotherhood Ayat Orabi mocking #Egypt’s decision to allow Jewish Rabbis to observe the restoration of Jewish cemeteries in Cairo was done in accordance to #Jewish religious law.
There is no limit for the Brotherhood’s#sick #Antisemitism pic.twitter.com/jpoTvYjnPj

— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) March 2, 2019

Egypt announced the completion of a project to save famed 2,000-year old catacombs in the costal city of Alexandria, considered by archaeologists to be the largest Greco-Roman burial site in Egypt from rising waters https://t.co/KtwnfZvSHL

— AFP news agency (@AFP) March 3, 2019