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Wednesday, 20 February, 2002, 16:01 GMT

In pictures: Egypt's train disaster


Egyptian officials are investigating the circumstances that led to one of the worst rail disasters in the country's history.

At least 350 people were killed when a train from Cairo to Luxor caught fire.

Rescue workers removing a body from the train


Interior of the train after the fire


A rescue worker examines the damage


People look on as rescue workers retrieve bodies from the train


Rescue workers carry a body away from the train


Soldiers guard the Egyptian train that caught fire



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