Bin Laden's son banned from entering Egypt
Omar bin Laden
Cairo - Arab Today
Cairo Airport authorities have denied the son of Osama bin Laden entry to Egypt.
Omar bin Laden arrived earlier Saturday on board an EgyptAir flight from Doha.
Passport personnel informed him that he is on the entry ban list. He left the country.
Source: MENA
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Taipei - Emiratesvoice
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Paris - Emiratesvoice
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Paris - Emiratesvoice
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