Two of those injured were in critical condition after their van collided with a bus and overturned into a canal
Three Chinese tourists were killed on Tuesday and eight others were injured in a road accident in Alexandria, Egypt’s second city, a government statement said.
Two of those injured were in critical condition, the statement said.
A travel van carrying a group of 11 Chinese tourists overturned into a ditch by the roadside, said Guo Hualong, director of the counsellor affairs at the Chinese Embassy to Egypt.
The van had hit another bus on the Cairo-Alexandria desert road due to speeding, said Alexandria Governor Mohamed Sultan said in a statement.
Sultan noted the three Chinese tourists killed included two women and a man.
