Hot air balloon crash in Egypt

Hot air balloon crash in Egypt

LUXOR, Egypt - Photo taken in Luxor, southern Egypt, on Feb. 26, 2013, shows the site where a hot air balloon crashed in the morning after exploding in mid-air and falling 300 meters. Nineteen of the 21 foreign tourists aboard died, including 4 Japanese, according to reports.

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