Six dead, nine injured as tourist submarine Sindbad sinks off Egyptian coast in Hurghada, raising concerns about safety regulations.

The accident happened off the coast of Hurghada - the Russian embassy in Egypt says all the tourists on board were Russian.

The Sindbad submarine was sailing off the Red Sea resort of Hurghada and was reportedly carrying 45 passengers – from countries including Russia, India, Norway and Sweden – and five Egyptian crew when ...

The vessel, called Sindbad, was taking tourists to explore coral reefs off the coastal city of Hurghada before it crashed and sank 1km offshore on Thursday. Of the 45 passengers on board ...

Sindbad tourist submarine, has been conducting trips for years in Hurghada. The tourist submarine went missing today leaving at least six people feared dead. At least 44 people of different ...

Endgültig verifizieren konnten wir die genaue Opferzahl bisher nicht. Sindbad bietet seit mehreren Jahren Touristenausflüge in der Region Hurghada an. Das Unternehmen gibt an, zwei der weltweit ...

Gallery 2 here Information about the boat Sindbad Sindbad has been offering tourist excursions in the Hurghada region for several years. The company claims to own two of the world's only >>14 real ...

Egyptian authorities have questioned the crew of a tourist submarine which sank in the Red Sea killing six of the 45 ...

‘Sindbad’, which operated off the marina in Hurghada, was transporting 45 Russians on an underwater excursion when the incident happened earlier this morning. Questions are now being asked ...

Sindbad submarines has cancelled all upcoming trips following the Red Sea tragedy. It comes as investigators try and work out what caused the tourist submarine to sink off the coast of Hurghada.

(MENAFN- Daily News Egypt) Sindbad Submarines has launched an investigation into an accident involving one of its submarines in Hurghada on the morning of 27 March 2025, in which six people died.

A tourist staying at the Sindbad Club in Hurghada, who wishes to remain anonymous, told the BBC: "We heard the ambulance sirens which lasted a long time and there are still at least three ...