The crash happened along the Ras Gharib-Hurghada road north of the Red Sea near Hurghada in the African nation. It is thought 24 people on the coach are foreign, although the nationalities.

Some 36 other passengers - including foreigners - were injured in the devastating crash near Hurghada on the Red Sea coast.

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