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CAIRO (Reuters) - The death toll from a collision of two trains in central Egypt on Friday has been revised to 19, from 32, Egypt's health minister said in a statement on Saturday.
The number of people injured went up to 185 from 165.
Egypt's public prosecutor's office said it had ordered an investigation into the crash, which took place close to the Nile-side town of Tahta, about 365 km (230 miles) south of Cairo.
By Iryna Nazarchuk SERHIIVKA, Ukraine (Reuters) -Powerful explosions rocked the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv early on Saturday, the mayor said, a day after authorities said at least...
(Attention to offensive language in paragraph 5) MELBOURNE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands of Australians joined raucous protests across the country on Saturday against the U.S....
By Nate Raymond and RachnaManojkumar Dhanrajani (Reuters) -Jerry Hall filed for divorce from billionaire husband Rupert Murdoch on Friday, citing "irreconcilable differences," six...
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