An Egyptian security official reported on Tuesday that police had arrested 10 people on suspicion of involvement in Monday's triple terror attack in Dahab which killed at least 24 people. Details of the suspects were not yet released for publish. Meanwhile, an anti-terrorism expert said that groups in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula were already plotting their next attack on the popular resort area. Brig.-Gen. Elkana Har Nof, an official in the prime minister's counterterrorism department, said the Red Sea coast area is a target because it is popular with both Israeli and Western tourists, and important to the tourism economy of pro-Western Egypt.
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