More than 50 ambulances were sent by the Ministry of Health to rescue the injured from the train accident.
The Egyptian railway authority said it was still investigating the cause of the train accident that was heading from Cairo to Mansoura on Sunday.
“During the passage of train No. 949/3209 from Cairo to Mansoura at 13:54, 4 wagons derailed near Sandanhour station (near Toukh),” the Egyptian railway authority said in a statement.
Most of the injuries were mild and moderate, with only a few critical cases, health ministry spokesman Khaled Megahed told a local television station.
The video posted on social media showed victims and injured scattered on the railway line, next to the overturned wagons and the sounds of danger. Train movement stopped in the Eastern Delta.