Also Saturday, Thomas Cook said approximately 100 Britons — roughly half of the U.K. guests they had staying at the hotel at the time — had returned home. She said she was unsure whether her sickness was caused by food poisoning or something to do with the hotel room, such as the air conditioning. “Thomas Cook kept it from us for two days,” she said. Speculation over the couple’s death swirled in the media on Friday, with some suggesting that carbon monoxide poisoning may have been the cause. Earlier this year, Russian flights to Cairo resumed but flights to resort cities have yet to be decided upon.

Source: Washington Post August 25, 2018 12:20 UTC