A series of incidents in Egypt, including the chaos of the Suez Canal and a train crash that killed 32 people, were linked to the so-called curse of the pharaohs by superstitious social media users. quoted by Standard News bg.
A number of troubles have befallen the country in the past week – and all this has been happening since it was announced that 22 mummies would be transferred to a new museum, including the remains of Ramses II.
Shortly after the news of this, a mega-container ship got stuck in the Suez Canal, blocking the main shipping route in both directions for almost a week.
Then on Friday, at least 32 were killed and dozens more injured when two passenger trains collided in Tahta, central Egypt.
The next day, a residential building collapsed in Cairo, killing 18 people.
The curse, which makes no distinction between thieves and archaeologists, is said to cause bad luck, illness or death to anyone who disturbs the peace of the mummies of ancient Egypt.
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