A truck hit the laborers of the day with a minibus, two of them, two 14 -year -old girls, in their workplace.
According to local authorities, a truck has hit the road to the road in Egypt.
The workers collided on Friday morning while working on Friday morning to work on the regional road of Neil Delta province of the Neil Delta province of Menaufia, north of the capital Cairo.
According to a state-owned newspaper, al-Yum, the truck hit the minibus.
Most of the workers were teenagers-two of them were only 14-state-owned daily, in the list of names and era published by Al-Ahram. The Egyptian media has called crash victims as “martyr for their daily bread”.
According to government statistics, about 1.3 million minors are involved in some kind of child labor in Egypt, and in accidents, minor laborers often travel to work in the crowded minibus in rural areas.
A statement from the Egyptian Labor Ministry said that only three people were rescued in the accident on Friday and were transferred to General Ashman Hospital on Friday.
Egypt’s Labor Minister Mohammed Gabran has ordered the Authorities to compensate for the families of the dead up to 200,000 Egyptian pounds (around 000 4,000). Each injured person will also receive 20,000 Egyptian pounds ($ 400).
Menopia Provincial Governor Ibrahim Abu Lemon said the cause of the accident would be investigated. The primary report indicates that excessive speeds can be an important factor.
Abu Lamman also appealed to the country’s Transport Ministry to re -evaluate security measures on the regional road. In April, five members of the same family died in a two-year collision on the same road.
Fatal traffic accidents claim thousands of people in Egypt every year.
In October 1 in, 35 people were killed, at least 18 of them died in a “terrible collision” involving bus on Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road and many cars.
