CAIRO—A roadside bomb targeted a sightseeing bus near Egypt’s famed Pyramids on Sunday, injuring at least 14 people, an attack on one of the most visited sites in the country that threatens its vital tourism industry. A device exploded near the bus, carrying 25 tourists from South Africa, close to the Giza pyramids and a major national museum that is under construction in the area. The blast also hit a nearby car injuring four Egyptians, according to the Ministry of Interior. ...
A roadside bomb has injured at least 14 people in Egypt, near the Giza pyramids. The blast took place on 19 May near a sightseeing bus, which was carrying 25 South African tourists. The device also hit a car carrying four Egyptians. In Iraq, two bombs have killed three people, including one child, and wounded six others since Friday. In December, a bomb attack near the pyramids killed four people. Egypt depends on tourism for nearly 20% of its GDP, though the sector has been affected in recent years by security issues and political instability.