At the scene of bomb attack (Source) |
Nine out of 12 Vietnamese tourists injured in the attack were taken back home on
January 1.
The embassy is implementing necessary procedures to bring the bodies of three
tourists killed in the attack back to the homeland as soon as possible.
The three remaining people, who have serious injuries,are under intensive
treatment at an Egyptian hospital and are expected to leave Cairo when their
health is better.
The embassy now continues to work with Egyptian authorities, and the Consular
Department has asked relevant domestic authorities to support the Vietnamese
citizens in doing immigration procedures and facilitate the transport of the
dead bodies.
On January 2, staff from the embassy visited injured visitors who are being
treated at Sheikh Zayed Specialized Hospital in Egypt.
According to Vice Ambassador Vu Thien, with the active support and treatment of
Egyptian doctors, the wounded’s health is improving.
The same day, Doan Thi Thanh Tra, marketing and communications director of
Saigontourist Travel Service Company,said that under the plan, the procedures
related to the transport of the bodies of three tourists killed during the
incident were completed in Cairo.
The flight to bring the bodies back to Vietnam is scheduled to depart on January
4 and land on January 5.
The Vietnamese tourists were victims of a bombing in Egypt on December 28. Their
bus was hit by a bomb at 18:15 (local time) on the way to the airport to return
home after a trip to Giza pyramids, concluding their seven-day tour organised by
Saigontourist. Three Vietnamese tourists and one Egyptian guide were killed in
the bombing.
Source: VNA
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