Four dead, four missing after oil barge sinks in Gulf of Suez: Egypt gov’t
Summary
An oil-drilling barge named Adam Marine 12 sank in the Gulf of Suez, resulting in the death of at least four crew members and leaving four others missing. The incident happened while the barge was being moved to a different location, and 22 people were injured.Key Facts
- An oil-drilling barge sank in the Gulf of Suez, Egypt.
- The barge's name was Adam Marine 12.
- Four crew members died, and four others are missing.
- Twenty-two people were hurt in the incident.
- Some people were flown to a hospital, and others went by ambulance.
- Egyptian navy ships are helping with search and rescue.
- The accident occurred in the Gebel el-Zeit area, a key oil production spot in Egypt.
- Minister Karim Badawi visited survivors in a hospital, accompanied by Labor Minister Mohammed Jibran and Red Sea Governor Amr Hanafi.
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