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24 hours in pictures: Egypt train collision, Soweto Fashion Week and more

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24 hours in pictures: Egypt train collision, Soweto Fashion Week and more

On November 8, 2026, a deadly train collision occurred south of Cairo in Egypt, resulting in the death of four people and injuries to dozens more. The accident took place at the al-Ayyat site in Giza Governorate, where a train traveling from Giza to Fayoum crashed into the rear of another service heading south from Cairo to Aswan. Egypt's railway authority reported on the incident.

Meanwhile, Soweto Fashion Week brought together established and emerging South African designers in Johannesburg on November 7, 2026. The event showcased local fashion and creativity, with models posing backstage ahead of the show at the Soweto Theatre.

In Senegal, athletes were competing in beach wrestling at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. The event featured young competitors testing their skills in the unique sport.

Finally, at a rubbish dump in Yemen, a ragpicker was seen searching for reusable items. The image highlighted the challenges faced by those living in poverty and struggling to make ends meet in a difficult environment.

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