Masress : Two dozen dead in Sharkiya accidents

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Two dozen dead in Sharkiya accidents
Two accidents in the Sharkiya governorate leave 24 dead and 41 injured

Ahram Online Published in Ahram Online on 11 - 01 - 2011

Heavy fog and bad safety measures led to two road accidents in the governorate of Sharkiya (70 km northeast of Cairo), leaving 24 dead and 41 injured.
The first accident took place on the 10th of Ramadan Road, after a pickup truck slammed into another car, killing 14 passengers and injuring 16 others.
A second accident took place on the Fakos and Zakazik Road, when a cab driver smashed into a pickup truck. The accident left ten dead and 25 injured.

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