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Friday, October 4, 2013
A bomb was found at the Al-Mariotteya gas chamber on Egypt’s Tanash-Dahshour pipeline. Ashraf Zaki, head of Egypt’s GASCO said that saboteurs planted the bomb at the communication chamber of the Al-Mariotteya. Zaki said that no harm was caused as the chamber was underground; however, other communication chambers were destroyed.
No casualties were reported and financial losses will be figured once the site is inspected.
Another bomb was discovered in the busy Cairo suburb of Mohandeseen next to a military armored vehicle on Ahmed Oraby street. After bomb experts were able to defuse the explosives, preliminary inspection showed it was an anti-armor bomb.
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