Comments Coming Later
07.23.05 (7:38 am) [edit]
Warden Message
U.S. Embassy Cairo, Egypt
Several terror bombings rocked the heart of Sharm El Sheikh early July 23rd, causing significant damage and loss of life. As of 7:00 a.m. Cairo time, there are no reports of any U.S. citizen casualties. The Embassy has sent a team to the site to offer assistance to any U.S. citizens who may have been affected. Because of the considerable disruptions in the area, U.S. citizens should postpone all travel to the South Sinai until further notice.
Inquiries concerning the welfare and or whereabouts of U.S. citizens who might be in Sharm El Sheikh may be made directly to the U.S. Embassy Cairo ACS Unit at +2-02 797-3832 or 797-3986 or via the Embassy switchboard at 797-3300.
The U.S. Embassy will be issuing further updates, as the situation clarifies.
As the U.S. Government develops information on any potential security threats to U.S. citizens overseas, it shares credible threat information through its consular information program documents, available on the Internet at. The most recent State Department Worldwide Caution Public Announcement, and Middle East and North Africa Public Announcement contain additional security information. These documents can be found at www.travel.state.gov
U.S. Embassy Cairo, Egypt
Several terror bombings rocked the heart of Sharm El Sheikh early July 23rd, causing significant damage and loss of life. As of 7:00 a.m. Cairo time, there are no reports of any U.S. citizen casualties. The Embassy has sent a team to the site to offer assistance to any U.S. citizens who may have been affected. Because of the considerable disruptions in the area, U.S. citizens should postpone all travel to the South Sinai until further notice.
Inquiries concerning the welfare and or whereabouts of U.S. citizens who might be in Sharm El Sheikh may be made directly to the U.S. Embassy Cairo ACS Unit at +2-02 797-3832 or 797-3986 or via the Embassy switchboard at 797-3300.
The U.S. Embassy will be issuing further updates, as the situation clarifies.
As the U.S. Government develops information on any potential security threats to U.S. citizens overseas, it shares credible threat information through its consular information program documents, available on the Internet at