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Three Indians killed in Egypt road mishap

| @indiablooms | Dec 29, 2019, at 05:13 pm

Cairo/New Delhi/IBNS: A bus mishap in Egypt's Suez governorate left at least three Indians killed, officials said on Sunday.

The Indian Embassy in Cairo tweeted,"We regret to inform that 3 Indian citizens have lost their lives in the bus accident that occurred on 28 December near Ain Sokhna. Others who are injured are receiving medical treatment at various hospitals in Egypt (list attached). 1/2 @DrSJaishankar @MEAIndia
@MOS_MEA @CPVIndia."

Two buses carrying tourists crashed into a truck east of Cairo on the road to the Ain Sokhna resort on the Red Sea, a security official told Arab News.

The Indian Embassy said relatives of the deceased and the injured have been contacted.

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