Troubles close pyramids

Published: 7 February 2011 y., Monday
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Egypt's most iconic tourist site is unusually deserted - yet another casualty of the political unrest which has dominated Egypt's agenda for the past 13 days. 

 

Šaltinis: Reuters
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