RELATIVES OF MORE THAN 370 PEOPLE KILLED IN WEDNESDAY'S PASSENGER TRAI...
World | February 22, 2002, Friday // 00:00
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Relatives of more than 370 people killed in Wednesday's passenger train fire in Egypt have begun the gruesome task of trying to identify their loved ones. People carrying coffins to take their dead home gathered at the central morgue in the capital Cairo, where they were able to view the charred bodies. A government investigation is continuing into the cause of the accident, initially blamed on passengers using portable cookers.
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