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Before the Ghazala Bomb

Tuesday, August 2, 2005

The explosions which ripped through Sharm el-Sheikh brought many memories to the fore for Tempo contributor Zuhaid el-Qudsy who visited the tourist resort some time ago.

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THE Sharm el-Sheikh that I know is a happy and boisterous town. It turns red when the sea and mountains that surround it deflect the morning sun. It is a town that never sleeps.

When I heard that three bombs had exploded in Sharm el-Sheikh and ripped through the pretty tourist town, my skin prickled. I imagined the grand Ghazala Gardens in the string of luxurious hotels in the busy Naama district full of wrecked cars, ruined buildings, broken glas

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