Egyptian Pilgrims Among Dead and Injured in Saudi Bus Crash
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Egyptian Pilgrims Among Dead and Injured in Saudi Bus Crash
Egypt has dispatched a legal team to Saudi Arabia to follow up on a bus crash that killed two Egyptian Umrah pilgrims and injured 25 others near Al-Jumum, according to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Sunday, 6 September. The bus was travelling from Medina to Mecca on Saturday evening when the accident occurred. It was carrying 47 Egyptian pilgrims travelling with a private tourism company. Seven of the injured remain in intens…
Egyptian Maqams are performed for 25 people with minor or moderate surgeries, including minor and minor surgeries.
Dr. Bader Abd al-Atti, Minister for Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptians abroad, directed the Egyptian Consulate in Jeddah to follow up on the traffic accident involving a bus carrying Egyptian architects near the Saudi city of Jamum, which was en route from the city of Manawrah to Makkah Al-Mukarramah yesterday night, and to make every effort to check on the injured and provide them with all aspects of consular and legal ass…
21 Egyptian pilgrims discharged after Saudi bus crash
Twenty-one Egyptian pilgrims injured when a bus carrying them crashed in Saudi Arabia have been discharged from hospital, Egypt’s Tourism and Antiquities Ministry said Sunday. The bus, carrying pilgrims travelling from Medina to Mecca, was involved in an accident in Al-Jumum governorate, the ministry said in a statement. Forty-eight Egyptian pilgrims were injured. Twenty-five remain […]
The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced, on Sunday, a traffic accident involving a bus carrying two Egyptians near the city of Makkah Al-Mukarramah in Saudi Arabia, confirming that all consular and legal assistance had been provided to the injured and their relatives...
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