Two Britons are among dozens feared missing after a tourist yacht sank off the coast of Egypt, with 16 people still unaccounted for despite a rescue operation saving 28 individuals. The boat, carrying 31 tourists of various nationalities and 13 crew members, was hit by a wave in rough weather, causing it to capsize near Marsa Alam. A survivor reported the incident occurred in the middle of the night, prompting some tourists to be airlifted for medical treatment, while the Egyptian Meteorological Authority had previously warned of hazardous conditions in the area.
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