Key Takeaways
- Six individuals were wounded when a rocket struck the resort town of Taba.
- The blast is linked to the broader Israel‑Gaza conflict affecting the region.
- Local media showed live footage of the explosion, highlighting damage to a residential building.
Cairo: At least six people were wounded in a blast related to the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict early Friday in Taba, an Egyptian Red Sea resort town near the Israeli border, according to local media.
Egypt’s Al Qahera News TV reported a rocket fell in the town and a residential building was damaged.
It broadcast images of the blast on live television.
