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En mail jeg i dag har modtaget fra en af vennerne der arbejder i
Dahab...
tankevækkende og skræmmende.

/ Felix

It was a pretty horrible experience.
The least. 2 bombs went off 20 metres to my left with the third one 30
meters to my right. As you can imagine there was bodies, screaming and
basically terror.
myself and 2 workmates grabbed out first aid kits and jumped in
bandaging people as best we good. luckily we were still at work as the
police had run away and there were no emergency services there at all
...at
anytime?! It was extremely frightning as we didn't know if there was
going
to be anymore bombs.
Things here are pretty mad today with reporters
everywhere and weird tourists taking photos and Egyptians marching
singing
we love tourists. I've never seen so many people here.

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<Things here are pretty mad today with reporters
<everywhere and weird tourists taking photos and Egyptians marching
<singing
<we love tourists. I've never seen so many people here.

Mon ikke det er deres penge de kan lide

Søren Ravn

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En bekendt, Lotta Ericson (svensk konkurrencefridykker der bor i Dahab
og sammen med sin mand Peter er medejer af et dykkercenter dernede) har
skrevet et udførligt indlæg om sine oplevelser:
http://forums.deeperblue.net/showthread.php?t=65870&page=9

De har kraftedeme siddet 10 meter fra en af bomberne! Det er frygtelig
læsning. Jeg hørte telefoninterview med Peter Ericson i både TV2's
og Svensk TV's nyheder samme aften. Han havde det ikke sjovt.