(ANSAmed) - CAIRO, FEBRUARY 3 - The two American tourists who
were kidnapped this morning in the southern Sinai by Bedouins
have been released, together with their Egyptian guide, Egyptian
security sources say. The three were released after negotiations
between security forces and the Karakesha Bedouin tribe, to
which the reportedly kidnappers belong. No details have been
released about the demand made by the kidnappers to release the
people who were arrested for robbery on January 28 in Sharm el
Sheikh.
The two women, according to the security sources, are now on their way to the U.S. embassy in Cairo, which had sent representatives to mediate. (ANSAmed).
The two women, according to the security sources, are now on their way to the U.S. embassy in Cairo, which had sent representatives to mediate. (ANSAmed).
