Six people were killed and 26 injured in a road accident early Monday morning, on the coastal road between Marsa Matrouh and Alexandria, outside of Dabaa. The accident occurred when a West Delta company bus crashed into a large transportation car, Al-Ahram Arabic website reported. Most of those injured have been transferred to Alamein and Dabaa hospitals, while some in critical condition were transferred to Alexandria hospitals. Governor of Matrouh Alaa Abou Zeid said he would personally compensate the injured and their families, with EGP 5,000 and 10,000 respectively. Road accidents occur on a near-daily basis in Egypt, which is notorious for poorly maintained infrastructure and loosely enforced traffic regulations. In 2015, a total 14,548 road accidents were recorded by Egypt's Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics CAPMAS, tolling the human losses to 25.500 deaths and injuries in the same year.