(2)Japanese tourists injured in Egypt bus accident

(2)Japanese tourists injured in Egypt bus accident

NAGOYA, Japan - Two senior officials of tour organizer Hankyu Express International Co. bow in apology at a news conference in Nagoya on Nov. 25 after briefing reporters on a bus accident in Egypt, in which all 30 Japanese travelers were injured when their bus rolled over on an expressway linking Alexandria and Cairo. (Kyodo)

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