Nuweiba Port receives 700 passengers over 24 hours
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Sharm El Sheikh - MENA
As many as 700 passengers, 26 trucks, 71 cars, six buses and 38 coolers arrived at and left Nuweiba Port over the past 24 hours.
In press statements, Spokesman for the Red Sea Ports Authority Malak Youssef said that up to 464 passengers, seven trucks, 70 cars, two buses, along with 17 coolers arrived at the port.
Meanwhile, 236 passengers, 26 trucks and cars, 21 coolers and four buses left the port.
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