Policemen donate blood for Alexandria train crash victims
Interior Minister Magdy Abdel Ghaffar
Cairo - Egypt Today
A group of policemen in Alexandria gathered at a university hospital in the coast city to donate blood to save lives of people injured in Alexandria train accident.
Under directives of Interior Minister Magdy Abdel Ghaffar, the police hospital in the city received a number of those injured in Friday's accident.
On Friday, an Alexandria-bound train coming from Cairo crashed into another one while being on its way from Port Said to Alexandria, leaving over 40 people dead and 132 others injured.
Source: Mena
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