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Thirty-nine other people were rescued after the vessel - the Sindbad - sank at about 10:00 local time (08:00 GMT), officials say. Nine are said to have been injured with four in critical condition.

No one was still missing from the vessel, he said. Hurghada is a major destination for divers, snorkelers and other tourists drawn by the Red Sea’s extensive coral reefs. The submarine ...

At least six people were killed and more were injured when the vessel apparently capsized. The Red Sea Governor has confirmed authorities are investigating the sinking of the tourist submarine in ...

The passengers had been out on a sea trip to see Egypt's coral reefs and tropical fish before the vessel, which can dive to depths of up to 72ft, sank. Following the disaster, several tourists ...

One traumatised survivor sensationally revealed that the doomed vessel dived with its hatches still open. Dozens of holidaymakers were on board the sub, which sank about a kilometre off the ...

The vessel was carrying 45 people on a coral reef tour near Hurghada, a Red Sea resort. By Rania Khaled and Lynsey Chutel Rania Khaled reported from Cairo and Lynsey Chutel from London.