Japanese tourists injured in Egypt bus accident

Japanese tourists injured in Egypt bus accident

TOKYO, Japan - An official (L) of tour organizer Hankyu Express International Co. briefs reporters on a bus accident in Egypt on Nov. 25, in which 29 Japanese tourists were injured, some seriously. Their bus rolled over on an expressway linking Alexandria and Cairo, the Japanese Embassy in Cairo said.

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