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what is the situation in connection with the rallies in Cairo
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UNSAFE! There are many more poor people in EGYPT than "non-poor" ... Looting is inevitable if the army does not stop. Yes, there are also escaped prisoners from prisons ... UNSAFE!
We were in ShARMA in April 2010 in HILTON and the impression was that many Egyptians became arrogant-rude-aggressive (and to foreigners), they stopped being afraid of the tourist police. It was unpleasantly surprising when our Egyptian guide, during an excursion along the road through DAHAB, let slip that the Egyptians themselves are afraid of the cruel Bedouins - the owners of the desert and Sinai ..
http://news.mail.ru/politics/5223094/?frommail=1
latest news from EGYPT January 30, 2011
We were in ShARMA in April 2010 in HILTON and the impression was that many Egyptians became arrogant-rude-aggressive (and to foreigners), they stopped being afraid of the tourist police. It was unpleasantly surprising when our Egyptian guide, during an excursion along the road through DAHAB, let slip that the Egyptians themselves are afraid of the cruel Bedouins - the owners of the desert and Sinai ..
http://news.mail.ru/politics/5223094/?frommail=1
latest news from EGYPT January 30, 2011
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answered 14 years ago
http://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=424352&tid=87353
Troops sent to Sharm el-Sheikh resort
Troops sent to Sharm el-Sheikh resort
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answered 14 years ago
looked at the link. thanks, it became even scarier. how many are enough?
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answered 14 years ago
Surely, power outages will soon begin, tk. products are being transported from fertile regions on the banks of the NILA ... Interruptions with the telephone. communication and the Internet is already there.
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answered 14 years ago
Troops have been sent to the resort of Sharm el-Sheikh to maintain order and prevent looters.
Those who are now in Sharm say that everything is fine, there is no panic, everyone is swimming and relaxing, but there are more hotels on the territory.
Those who are now in Sharm say that everything is fine, there is no panic, everyone is swimming and relaxing, but there are more hotels on the territory.
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answered 14 years ago
We're leaving in a month. scary. maybe they will calm down there soon? It is clear that they will not reach charm, but airports, roads, food, drinking water, electricity, finally ...
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answered 14 years ago
mila375, change your holiday program before it's too late! Do not tempt fate, these are Arabs .. aggressive Arabs at the moment .. and that says it all. Nothing is settled in such countries within a month. Just one message about the destruction of the Cairo Museum plunged me into despair ... savages, their mother! (((((((
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, not savages, but simply too emotional :) Mila375 and if it doesn't settle down in a month? after all, it is not the coup itself that is terrible, its consequences, who knows which government will come to power, and after all, using the example of Gaza, it is known that Arab countries can fight for decades if (God forbid - pah-pah) a civil war. Reconsider the direction of the holiday, especially if I'm not mistaken, tour companies are ready to change vouchers to another direction.
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answered 14 years ago
Nightmare, what are you people? Do you value rest more than life? Realistically, what can change in a month when this is happening. I allow rest only if I arrived there and suddenly everything started. And going to the epicenter of riots, arson and looting is nothing.
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answered 14 years ago
Doesn't it scare you? Read, the topic is already being discussed. http://www.turpravda.ua/eg/question-16665.html
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answered 14 years ago