Sally Nabil

What we know is that a submarine has sunk this morning off the coast of the Red Sea Resort of Hergada. It had 45 tourists on board, according to the Russian Embassy in Cairo, that confirmed that all the tourists were Russians. In addition to the Egyptian crew, of course.

What we know is that a submarine has sunk this morning off the coast of the Red Sea Resort of Hergada. It had 45 tourists on board, according to the Russian Embassy in Cairo, that confirmed that all the tourists were Russians. In addition to the Egyptian crew, of course.

What we know so far is that six people are dead and nine are injured and they have been moved to local hospitals to get treatment. We understand that four of them are lying in a critical condition, but we don't know exactly what caused the submarine to sink, but

What we know so far is that six people are dead and nine are injured and they have been moved to local hospitals to get treatment. We understand that four of them are lying in a critical condition, but we don't know exactly what caused the submarine to sink, but

This incident will raise a lot of questions about safety measures employed by the local authorities in these popular sea excursions, because it's not the first time for a tragedy like that to happen of the Red Sea Coast. Just four months ago, I was in Hurghada as well last November. Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017

This incident will raise a lot of questions about safety measures employed by the local authorities in these popular sea excursions, because it's not the first time for a tragedy like that to happen of the Red Sea Coast. Just four months ago, I was in Hurghada as well last November. Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017

That's pretty normal in Hurghada, by the way. I've been on a similar submarine excursion before. You go into the submarine and you spend around one hour or less underwater to explore the magnificent sea life there. It's not unheard of. It's quite normal and it's quite regular as well.

That's pretty normal in Hurghada, by the way. I've been on a similar submarine excursion before. You go into the submarine and you spend around one hour or less underwater to explore the magnificent sea life there. It's not unheard of. It's quite normal and it's quite regular as well.

whether or not proper safety measures have been put in place to guarantee the security of those people on board, given the frequency of these tours and how regular they are.

whether or not proper safety measures have been put in place to guarantee the security of those people on board, given the frequency of these tours and how regular they are.

Exactly. And that will give another hard blow to the tourist industry. And if we talk about the Red Sea, it's one of the top tourist destinations in the country. And it's very popular for its marine life and sea trips. And so if everything seems to be unsafe, if everything seems to be unchecked by local authorities, so people would be scared to go and they would have second thoughts about it.

Exactly. And that will give another hard blow to the tourist industry. And if we talk about the Red Sea, it's one of the top tourist destinations in the country. And it's very popular for its marine life and sea trips. And so if everything seems to be unsafe, if everything seems to be unchecked by local authorities, so people would be scared to go and they would have second thoughts about it.

Sally Nabil in Cairo.

Sally Nabil in Cairo.

In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful. In a timeless, heroic battle, our forces crowned their successes today in Khartoum, where they were able to crush the remnants of the terrorist militia of Dagalo. In the areas of central Khartoum, the Arab market and the buildings of the Republican Palace, a symbol of the sovereignty, pride and dignity of the Sudanese people.

In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful. In a timeless, heroic battle, our forces crowned their successes today in Khartoum, where they were able to crush the remnants of the terrorist militia of Dagalo. In the areas of central Khartoum, the Arab market and the buildings of the Republican Palace, a symbol of the sovereignty, pride and dignity of the Sudanese people.

And in the buildings of the ministries.

And in the buildings of the ministries.

What does it mean to you that, you know, you said numbers and age doesn't matter, but likes and hits and shares, I mean, it's extraordinary.

What does it mean to you that, you know, you said numbers and age doesn't matter, but likes and hits and shares, I mean, it's extraordinary.