Following Monday’s bombing attack in Sinai’s Dahab, security systems in Jordan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are coordinating their efforts in order to trace back the terrorists’ course of action, reports the London-based daily A-Sharq Al-Awsat.
At least twenty four people were killed and dozens injured when three suicide bombers detonated explosive belts they were carrying on their bodies.
Ten people have already been arrested according to security sources, and efforts are now focused on tracking down those behind the attack.
The Egyptian security forces are exchanging intelligence information with Jordan and Saudi Arabia in an effort to reveal how the weapons and explosives were smuggled into Dahab.
Meanwhile, Jordan is intensifying its security measures in the coastal city of ‘Aqaba, which lies only a few kilometers from Sinai.
Last August Al-Qa’ida terrorists carried out terror attacks in ‘Aqaba. They are currently being tried by the Jordanian State Security Court.