Todd Owens, left, with Naval Academy buddies on "Commissioning Day” in 1994, when they graduated and became commissioned ...

The submarine had embarked off one of the beaches in the tourist promenade area, Egyptian officials who did not want to be named, told AP. The passengers had been out on a sea trip to see Egypt's ...

A tourist submarine sank off the coast of Egypt during a trip to the Red Sea, with at least six people feared dead. Four more people are in critical condition, with nine others left injured in the ...

The submarine, named Sindbad, was conveying around 44 passengers before it sank on Thursday, as it sailed off the coast of Hurghada. Rescue services have so far managed to save 29 people.

Kelly said: “I’m shocked, saddened and in disbelief to hear the news about the poor people on the submarine.” She told of how she had experienced her trip. She said: “The trip started with ...

"I think this has put me off submarines." Describing her own experience on the submarine, she said: "The trip started with a 30 minute boat ride out to the docking platform where were swapped over ...

Image: A photo of the submarine from 2018. File pic Those on the submarine had paid for a sea trip to the coral reefs in Hurghada, according to local media reports. Security and emergency services ...

She said:“The trip started with a 30 minute boat ride out to the docking platform where were swapped over from the boat to the submarine. “The submarine trip was 40 minutes approximately and ...

A routine tourist trip turned tragic when the Sinbad submarine sank off Hurghada's coast. The incident resulted in six deaths and nine injuries. Investigations are underway to determine the cause ...

Thanks for reading. Just last week, tourist Roy Gillson took a trip on a Sindbad submarine in Egypt. He says they enjoyed the trip, but "looking back we had no safety drill whatsoever".