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Egypt's transport minister said that more than half of the country's railway engines are currently suspended. Egypt's transport ministry is working to remedy the country's railway system after years of neglect, the country's Transport Minister Kamel Al-Wazir said on Monday.Speaking in parliament, Al-Wazir said that more than half of Egypt's railway engines have been suspended, cargo transport has been halted, spare parts are unavailable, according to Egypt Independent.He added that the railway service is burdened with a debt of around LE 88 billion ($5,601,527,624) to Egypt's National Investment Bank, General Petroleum Corporation and central bank.Wazir's remarks come amid renewed pressure

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