A multi-vehicle crash in Egypt has left 28 people dead and 60 others wounded, state media in the country have reported.
The collision occurred in the Beheira region, which is located on Egypt’s northern coast.
An oil leak from one car caused the collision with some vehicles catching fire, the state-run Al-Ahram newspaper quoted police sources as saying.
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