The death toll rose to four in the explosion that hit a tourist bus yesterday afternoon near the pyramids of Giza, Egypt.
In addition to two Vietnamese tourists who were killed on the spot, a third tourist and an Egyptian tourist guide died a few hours after arriving at the hospital because of serious injuries.
According to local media reports, the news was communicated by Mostafa Madbouly, Egyptian Prime Minister.
From a first reconstruction of the attack, the bus would have abandoned a traditional tourist transit route, considered "safe" and "monitored by the police", deviating to another route without notifying the security services.
11 other Vietnamese were injured in the explosion of the handcrafted bomb placed on the side of the road that was blasted as the bus passed. The security services intervened immediately on the spot and immediately went to the site of the explosion for investigations.
