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File photo of a submarine used by Sindbad Submarines in Egypt. (Sindbad Submarine) The tourist submarine sank in part of the Red Sea popular with divers and other visitors. (Nine) Property News ...

Six Russians died on Thursday and 39 foreign tourists were rescued when a viewing submarine sank off the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Hurghada, the local governor's office said on Facebook, adding that ...

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The six dead were all Russians ... Young children on oxygen are among those being treated in hospital. The Red Sea Governor Amr Hanafi said there were 50 passengers on board mostly Russian ...

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At least six individuals are feared dead following the sinking of a tourist submarine off the coast of Hurghada in the Red Sea on Thursday morning. Local sources confirm that nine others sustained ...

The Red Sea Governorate said the submarine, named "Sindbad", had 50 people onboard: 45 tourists of different nationalities from Russia, India, Norway, and Sweden, and five Egyptian crew members.