Alexandria, the largest city in Egypt, is witnessing a dramatic surge in building collapses, directly linked to rising sea levels and seawater intrusion, a new study 1 in Earth's Future has shown.

Egypt – A building collapse in the Egyptian capital on February 17 killed 10 people and injured eight more, with several others believed to be missing under the rubble, state media reported.

Radio Free Asia says it will fully shut down by end of April without court intervention Radio Free Asia said on Friday it would shut down by the end of April if the courts did not prevent the ...

CAIRO (AP) — An apartment building collapsed on Tuesday in Egypt’s capital, killing at least eight people, authorities said. The Health Ministry said in a statement that the collapse of the ...

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ALBAWABA - At least six people were killed in a building collapse incident in Asyut City in Egypt on Wednesday, local media reported. A team from the Public Prosecution Office has been dispatched ...

(MENAFN) A tragic incident unfolded in central Egypt's Asyut province on Wednesday as a four-story building collapsed, resulting in the deaths of at least four individuals. The collapse ...

CAIRO, April 9 (Xinhua) -- The death toll from a building collapse in central Egypt's Asyut province rose to nine on Wednesday. "Eight of the victims were females, including a six-month-old baby ...

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In Alexandria, Egypt, building collapse rates have increased, according to a published study from the Keck School of Medicine. The study, published in the scientific journal Earth’s Future on Feb. 12, ...

Egypt has witnessed a series of building disasters involving old or compromised structures, resulting in fatalities and injuries to residents, and Sunday's collapse is the latest in this series.