Four bodies recovered from capsized tourist boat off Egypt’s Red Sea coast, with 7 people still missing
Four bodies were recovered on Tuesday from a tourist boat which capsized off Egypt’s Red Sea coast, and rescue teams were still searching for nine missing people, the Red Sea Governorate said in a statement.
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Seven people remain unaccounted for after a tourist boat sank on Monday after leaving the Egyptian port of Marsa Alam.
The statement said the boat, the “Sea Story,” is owned by an Egyptian national. Red Sea Governor Amr Hanafi later told Reuters that three bodies had been recovered, with 13 others still missing.
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Amr Hanafi said military and navel crews continued to search for them. Hanafi said some survivors were airlifted from the site to be treated for unspecified injuries, while others were assisted ...
Amr Hanafi, Governor of the Red Sea, explained how the "large wave" crashed into the ship, leading it to sink in a matter of minutes. He said: "The initial cause of the accident, according to the ...
But according to Red Sea regional governor Amr Hanafi, some people were stuck in their cabins when a huge wave struck the boat and it began to capsize. The website says that each cabin had life ...
Red Sea Governor Amr Hanafi said Monday that the tourist yacht, which sank south of Marsa Alam, went down after being hit by ...
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