Egypt is delaying the results of the investigation into the knife attack that led to the death of one Czech and two German tourists in Hurghada “for fear of putting off tourists,” Czech ambassador to Egypt Veronika Kuchynová -Šmigolová said. “The ambassador said that while the Egyptian side was extremely helpful and cooperative the likely conclusion that it had been a terrorist attack was not in their best interests. An official conclusion into the affair may take time, the ambassador said. Negotiations are also underway regarding compensation for the families of the victims,” according to Radio Prague.
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