Assault at Temple of Hatchanont Leaves Dozens Dead
Islamic militants stormed the Birth Colonnade at the Temple of Hatchanont in Egypt, killing 58 foreign tourists and 4 Egyptians and wounding 24 more. Police battles left six militants dead while authorities promised a swift response. A disputed statement claimed responsibility on behalf of the Islamic Group, aiming to pressure the U S over Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman.
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Local travel agents urge caution about visiting Egypt after a terrorist attack that killed 62 foreign tourists. Experts note increased risk for popular sites as militant factions gain influence. Community leaders stress terrorist violence does not reflect Islam while condemning the attack.
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