The family of a British couple who remain missing after a tourist yacht sank in the Red Sea off Egypt have said they are ...
They set off on Sunday morning, looking forward to a five-day diving trip in the Red Sea; a popular worldwide destination ...
Four bodies have been recovered and two more people have been rescued as the search continues for missing tourists, including ...
The vessel sank within five to seven minutes. "Some passengers were in their cabins, which is why they were unable to escape," Red Sea Governor Amr Hanafi said in the statement. Authorities are ...
Uncertainty remains as to the exact cause of the sinking of the Sea Story. On Monday, Red Sea governor Amr Hanafi said a huge wave had struck the boat and caused it to capsize, according to ...
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.
Provincial governor Amr Hanafi said rescue teams had found five people alive on Tuesday, two Belgian tourists, one Swiss, one Finn and an Egyptian, bringing the total number of survivors to 33.
Red Sea search enters critical third day with two Britons still unaccounted for - Two Britons are still unaccounted for after ...