2 women tourists killed in Egyptian beach resort were Germans

The two women tourists stabbed to death by a man at a popular Red Sea beach resort in Egypt were German nationals, the German government today confirmed.
The German foreign ministry said in a statement here that it "sadly confirms that two German tourists died in the attack" at Hurghada holiday resort, renowned for its scuba diving.
Reports previously said the two women were Ukrainian nationals.
Four other women were injured in yesterday's attack.
The attacker had swum ashore from another beach, according to Egypt's interior ministry.
He has been arrested and is being questioned to ascertain the motive behind the attack.

In January 2016, suspected Islamic State (IS) militants stabbed three foreign tourists at Hurghada resort.