Two Britons are reported to be among dozens of people feared missing after a tourist yacht was “hit by a wave” and sank off the coast of Egypt on Monday. At least 16 people are feared missing despite a massive rescue operation saving 28 people from the vessel, according to the governor of the Red Sea region, Amr Hanafi.

Thirty-one tourists were on board the vessel when it got into trouble near the coastal town of Marsa Alam, officials say

CAIRO (Reuters) -Sixteen people including 12 foreign nationals are missing after a tourist boat sank off Egypt's Red Sea coast, the local government said on Monday. The Sea Story was carrying 44 including 31 tourists and 13 crew on a multi-day diving trip when it went down near the town of Marsa Alam,

Egyptian authorities said more than a dozen people including foreigners were still missing after a tourist yacht capsized in the Red Sea on Monday, with 28 others rescued.

Four bodies have been recovered after a tourist ship capsized in the Red Sea. The Sea Story was carrying 44 people - including 31 foreign nationals from the UK, the US, Germany, Poland, Belgium, Switzerland,

Rescue teams are still searching for 13 missing people after the "Sea Story" capsized off Egypt's Red Sea coast with 44 people on board.

Two Brits are believed to be among the 16 people missing after a tourist boat sank in the Red Sea near Egypt. The yacht, called Sea Story, had 44 people on board when it went down. Preliminary reports say a large wave suddenly hit the boat,