BOMBSHELL first pictures of the doomed submarine that sank in the Red Sea with dozens of holidaymakers onboard have now been ...

In November last year, four people died when a boat carrying 44 passengers sank during a six-day diving trip from Marsa Alam, another Red Sea resort. The trip was supposed to end in Hurghada.

On March 27, 2025, a tourist submarine named "Sindbad" sank near the Red Sea resort of Hurghada, killing six Russian tourists ... off the Red Sea coast near Marsa Alam during a multi-day diving trip.

Hurghada is a major hub for Red Sea tourism, attracting millions of visitors annually ... The region has seen multiple maritime accidents in recent years, including a dive boat capsizing in November ...

About 14 others were taken to hospital – some in critical condition – after the incident off the coast of Hurghada ...

The Red Sea Governorate said the submarine ... Last month, a tourist boat capsized while en route to Hurghada after undergoing maintenance. The Tourism Ministry and the Chamber of Diving did not ...

Russia’s consulate in Hurghada also confirmed the submarine was carrying ... especially for popular Red Sea excursions like diving, snorkelling and underwater tours. Many tourist companies have either ...

Hurghada is a popular tourist destination for beachgoers along the Red Sea and is well known for its scuba diving and snorkeling. This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

“The dive boats involved were poorly constructed ... Six are feared dead and at least nine are injured after the sub sank in the Red Sea. - Hurghada, a city in Egypt, is a popular destination ...

March 27 (UPI) --At least six people were killed and dozens were injured Thursday after a "recreational" tourist submarine sank in the Red Sea off the sprawling Egyptian beach resort of Hurghada ...

Egypt’s Red Sea governorate confirmed that six Russians died and that 39 foreign tourists were rescued after the submarine ...

Hurghada lies about 480km (300 miles ... especially for popular Red Sea excursions like diving, snorkelling and underwater tours. Many tourist companies have either halted or limited travelling ...