Luxor balloon accident

LUXOR, Egypt - Kenji Enoshita (C), a counselor at the Japanese Embassy in Egypt, offers flowers as officials from countries concerned attend a memorial service at the site of a fatal hot air balloon accident in Luxor, Egypt, on March 1, 2013. Nineteen foreign tourists were killed in the Feb. 26, 2013, accident.

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