Egypt added more than 350 names to its terror rolls, including prominent Ikhwan figures, effectively placing them on a watch list, banning them from travel, and granting concerned authorities the right to freeze their assets, the Associated Press reports. The list includes financier Hassan Malek, the report notes. The decision is subject to appeal within 60 days of publication in the Official Gazette.
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