Tourist Submarine Sinks Near Hurghada, Leaving Six Dead

The Sindbad submarine tragedy in the Red Sea claimed six lives, with 29 rescued, as investigations into the cause continue.

The Sindbad submarine, carrying 44 passengers and crew, sank one kilometer off Hurghada's coast during a sightseeing tour.
Six fatalities have been confirmed, including at least four Russian tourists, while 29 individuals were rescued.
Initial reports suggest a potential collision with a coral reef, but the exact cause remains under investigation.
Eyewitness accounts describe panic on board as water entered the submarine, with rescue operations involving 21 ambulances.
This marks the second major maritime accident in the Red Sea in four months, raising concerns about safety in Egypt's tourism sector.