Egypt moves to curb antiquities theft at home and abroad
Egypt's antiquities chief Zahi Hawass announces a drive to tighten security, improve records, and educate Egyptians about protecting heritage. He cites arrests of smugglers, calls for longer sentences, and plans to expand trained inspectors at ports and airports, plus a mobile museum program for schools.
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