Four killed and eleven wounded in a bomb attack against bus

the Interior ministry in Egypt stated that the attack happened close to the pyramids of Giza just after at 18 Friday. Veibomben to have been hidden by a wall.

Eleven of the wounded is, according to the interior ministry, the vietnamese tourists and the egyptian bus driver and tourist guide were also hurt.

Egyptian prime minister Mostafa Madbouli visited the wounded at the hospital and informed after the visit that the guide was dead of his injuries. The authorities illuminated the first two vietnamesere was killed, but late Friday night, saying the prosecution that a third tourist died of his injuries.

Madbouli warned the turnout journalists against hausse up the attack and said that "no country in the world can guarantee a 100 percent safe".

It happens at times single events here and there, he said, probably worried about what consequences these attacks can have for tourism in Egypt.

Pictures from the scene show a white bus with major damage. No one has so far claimed responsibility for the veibomben.

Militant islamists who have pledged allegiance to IS, has killed several hundred soldiers and police in attacks since Egypt's military took power in a coup in 2013. The military threw the country's elected president Mohamed Mursi and tens of thousands of others from The muslim brotherhood in prison.

It is also carried out several attacks against civilian targets, first and foremost against coptic churches and christian pilgrims. The tension between the christian minority and the muslim majority increased after whatsoever for the coptic church, pope Tawadros II, publicly supported the military coup.