Egyptian officials said two have been killed in roadside bombing near the Giza pyramids.
A bomb has reportedly targeted a tourist bus near the popular Great Pyramids landmark in the Egyptian city of Giza, causing casualties.
Egyptian security officials said the blast was caused by a roadside bomb that struck a tourist bus near the Giza Pyramids, killing at least two people not far from the only surviving site out of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
„On this day, the 28th, at around 6.15 pm, an improvised explosive device was hidden next to a wall at Al-Marioutiya Street in Giza during the passage of a tourism bus carrying 14 tourists of Vietnamese nationality, resulting in the death of 2 and injuring of 10, including the driver of the bus and the representative of the tourism company,“ the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
