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Egypt Reactivates the Sinai Railway After More than 57 Years - News Press

Cairo, Oct 24 (Latin Press) Egypt advances in the recovery of its railway network on the Sinai Peninsula, where passenger trains returned after more than 57 years of interruption, was reported here today. The post Egypt reactivates the Sinai railway after more than 57 years first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

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