At Least 6 Feared Dead and 9 Others Injured After Tourist Submarine Sinks Off Egypt's Coast: Reports
At least six people are feared dead and nine others have been injured after a tourist submarine sank in Egypt’s Red Sea, according to reports. Local sources told the BBC that the vessel sank off the coast of the city of Hurghada early on Thursday, March 27.
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