said on the Foreign Ministry also confirmed that the names of the victims: Mara Nardi, l ' former teacher in Rome, Matias and Azzi, 80, wife of former President of the Province of Parma, Truffelli Corrado, who was also involved in the accident along with four grandchildren.
The coach hired by the tour operator Kuoni Reisen 29 people, 15 of them were injured, one seriously. The incident
occurred around 16 local and was caused by the unusual fog along the road from Alexandria to El Alamein, which involved a bus in a pile-up: it said a spokesman for the company Kuoni of Genoa, which organized the trip in cooperation with the University of Urbino and is in continuous contact with the Foreign Ministry for help. The group of 29 tourists had left on 4 January with two flights from Milan and Rome and reached Alexandria on a trip, developed with the University of Urbino, the discovery Coptic Egypt, which was to end on 13. The wounded, reports the Kuoni, were admitted to three hospitals in Alexandria and El Alamein. Through the insurance company agreements, the Mondial Assistance, the Kuoni has already set in motion local doctors attached to assist the wounded. The Roman
Mara Nardi, was a former teacher training schools and lived alone in a building in Via Appia Nuova in Rome, as reported by the building administrator, Demetrio Boccanera. "Restricted and well - said she Boccanera - was about 70 years and had no children. While living and working in Rome for 30 years, on the seventh floor of the building at number 107 of the consular road, the ex-teacher, the daughter of a judge, was originally from Trieste, where he went for several months to find relatives including a brother and a nephew. Nardi was the administrator said they want to enter Egypt with a friend.
The accident was a tragic year. On November 1 last year, six members of a family died from Senigallia in Sharm el Sheikh in the Red Sea peninsula. Car accidents are the second leading cause of death in Egypt, where the poor state of maintenance of roads, reckless driving and poor condition of vehicles causing an average of 6,000 deaths and 30,000 injuries a year.
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