A group of 11 European tourists and eight Egyptian guides kidnapped in Egypt's desert have been moved to Libya, a Sudanese official has said.
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Sudanese foreign ministry official Ali Yusuf Ahmed said the hostages were safe.
The group were on a desert safari in south Egypt, near the borders of Sudan and Libya, and were seized on Friday.
The captives include five Germans, five Italians, and one Romanian.
Sudanese authorities say they have been tracking the group from a safe distance.
Mr Ahmed said the language of the kidnappers and the direction they were originally taking indicated that they could be part of a rebel faction from the Sudanese region of Darfur.
Roads into Darfur have been shut as a precautionary measure, he said.
(BBC)
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