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Six Russian Tourists Die After Submarine Sinks Off Egypt Coast

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March 28, 2025

Six Russian tourists have died and 39 people have been rescued after a submarine sank near the resort of Hurghada, the latest in a series of fatal accidents involving tourists on Egypt's Red Sea coast.

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Six Russian Tourists Die After Submarine Sinks Off Egypt Coast

Four survivors, including at least one child, were admitted to intensive care, according to an official statement. The incident, involving a 44-seater recreational vessel operated by Sindbad Submarines, occurred in waters less than a mile offshore from Hurghada's Marriott hotel resort.

One report suggested the submersible had "crashed" during the sightseeing trip near local reefs.

Investigations were underway to determine the cause of the accident, the local governor's office said, adding that the submarine "had a valid licence and its crew leader had the requisite academic qualifications".

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