Six Dead After Tourist Submarine Sinks Near Hurghada in Egypt's Red Sea

Six tourists died, and nine were injured after a submarine sank near Hurghada. Emergency crews rescued 29 passengers. Cause under investigation.

 

Emergency crews respond after a tourist submarine sinks near Hurghada, Egypt, in the Red Sea, resulting in six deaths.

A tragic incident unfolded off the coast of Hurghada, Egypt, as a tourist submarine operated by Sindbad Submarines sank in the Red Sea. According to municipal officials, six foreign tourists lost their lives, while nine others sustained injuries. Emergency response teams successfully rescued 29 passengers.

 

The vessel, carrying 45 tourists of various nationalities, was conducting a recreational dive near the Marriot Hotel resort when the accident occurred. The cause of the sinking remains unclear.

 

Authorities have confirmed that all passengers onboard were Russian nationals. The Russian embassy in Egypt released a statement on Facebook, verifying that the group included children. Survivors were transported to multiple hospitals in Hurghada for medical attention.

 

The Sindbad Club’s website states that its submarines offer short underwater excursions, reaching depths of up to 25 meters to showcase the marine life of the Red Sea.

 

Due to ongoing regional conflicts, many travel agencies have reduced or suspended tours in the Red Sea. Further updates on the incident will follow as more details emerge.


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