At least 22 have been killed in a bus crash in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula
Authorities said 20 ambulances were sent to the scene as the cause of the crash remained unknown.
- On Wednesday, a bus accident on the Dahab-Nuweibaa road in South Sinai, Egypt, killed 22 people and injured 28, Egypt's health ministry said.
- The crash site is located along the Red Sea coast in a popular tourist diving area, the health ministry confirmed.
- According to the AFP news agency, 20 ambulances rushed to the scene in the popular diving area on the country's eastern coast.
- Authorities have not yet released the nationalities of those who died in the South Sinai crash, delaying victim identification efforts.
- Last month, a road accident in Ismailia killed 15 people and injured 32, marking the second major crash in Egypt within weeks.
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In Aegpten, on a winding road between the seaside resorts of Dahab and Nuwaiba, a bus crashed down a slope. 22 travelers died.
In a bus accident on the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, at least 22 people were killed and 28 more injured. The accident occurred between the two seaside resorts of Dahab and Nuwaiba in southern Sinai, the Ministry of Health reported. 20 ambulances were in use.
In Egypt, a bus overturned on the road between resorts: many dead <p>On the road between Dahab and Nuweiba in Egypt, a bus overturned, 22 people were killed, another 28 were injured. Among the victims are Jordanians.</p>
At least 22 people died in a bus accident in the Egyptian province of Southern Sinai, reporting on Wednesday an inter-Arab publication, Al-Shark Al-Ausat, with reference to the Egyptian Ministry of Health.
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