MONDAY’S attacks on Dahab are expected to have an immediate impact on Egyptian tourism, which is the country’s main source of foreign exchange.

MONDAY’S attacks on Dahab are expected to have an immediate impact on Egyptian tourism, which is the country’s main source of foreign exchange.

Egyptian police have detained at least 15 men in and around Sharm El Sheikh in connection with the weekend terrorist attacks on the Sinai Peninsula resort, security officials said today.

An indefinite curfew was imposed Wednesday for all vehicle and pedestrian traffic in the central Iraqi city of Samarra, following an attack on a US convoy in the area, the US military and Iraqi police said.

Police are searching for more than a dozen Egyptians and local tribesmen believed to have played a direct role in the weekend terror attacks in Sharm el Sheikh, senior security officials said today.

An Egyptian has been identified as a possible suicide bomber in the Sharm el Sheikh terror attacks in the first breakthrough in the investigation.

Investigators have identified a body they suspect of being a suicide bomber in the weekend terror attacks in Sharm El Sheikh. He is believed to be an Egyptian with Islamic militant ties.

Egyptian security forces are searching rugged desert mountains for the militants suspected of the Sharm el Sheikh bombings.

POLICE said yesterday they were searching for six Pakistani men in their widening investigation into Egypt’s deadliest terror attack that killed at least 88 people at the Red Sea resort, according to the latest figures.

EGYPTIAN police were searching last night for three suspected bombers who they believe escaped the scene of country's deadliest terror attacks ever.

Egyptian police were today searching for clues in the aftermath of the deadly bomb blasts in the Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheik that killed 88 people.

Egyptian police today struggled to identify dozens of the 88 people killed in three terror bomb blasts at a Red Sea resort.

A rapid series of car bombs and another blast ripped through a luxury hotel and a coffee shop in the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheik today, killing at least 75, police said.

A flotilla of boats resumed searching today for flotsam and bodies from the charter jet of French tourists that crashed into the Red Sea, killing all 148 people aboard.