dairut造句

• Oct . 21 _ British nurse dies when bus attacked near Dairut in southern Egypt.
• The raid took place in Dairut, 280 kilometers ( 175 miles ) south of Cairo.
• Oct . 21, 1992 _ British nurse dies when bus attacked near Dairut in southern Egypt.
• Dairut has been the scene of deadly attacks before as Muslim militants targeted Christians in their revolt against the government.
• The accident occurred shortly after midnight near Dairut, 280 kilometers ( 175 miles ) south of Cairo, police said.
• The shooting occurred in a street in Dairut, an extremists'hotbed 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) south of Cairo.
• A member of Egypt's parliament died of heat stroke in the southern Egyptian town of Dairut, hospital officials said Friday.
• Temperatures in Dairut, 179 miles ( 286 kilometers ) south of Cairo, topped 108 Fahrenheit ( 42 Celsius ) on Friday.
• Although locks were constructed through its southern third, Ibrahimya Canal is not navigable after Dairut as it was designed for irrigation purposes only.
• The trouble started when a 7-year-old walloped another boy over the head during a neighborhood match in the Dairut region of Assiut province.
• The incident occured hours after three suspected Islamic militants fired at a police patrol car in the southern town of Dairut, killing one policeman and seriously wounding another.
• Villagers dove into the canal and rescued 28 people, including the driver, who were rushed to hospitals in Dairut and nearby Al-Qusiya, they said.
• The child, Fadl Gaafar Saleh, who survived, fell into the pit which serves as the family's toilet in the town of Dairut, 285 kilometers ( 179 miles ) south of Cairo.
• The child, Fadl Gaafar Saleh, who survived, fell into the pit that serves as the family's toilet in the town of Dairut, 285 kilometers ( 179 miles ) south of Cairo.
• The assailants shot at the moving car in front of a courthouse in Dairut, 280 kilometers ( 175 miles ) south of Cairo and then escaped into surrounding fields, said a police official, speaking under customary rules of anonymity.
• Three suspected militants raked Samy Shehata Abdel-Gani's police car with gunfire Friday as it passed a courthouse in Dairut, 280 kilometers ( 175 miles ) south of Cairo, police said, speaking on customary condition of anonymity.
• Mohammed Mahmoud Zahran, a regional leader of the outlawed al-Gamaa al-Islamiya, or the Islamic Group, was detained Monday in the southern town of Dairut, 55 kilometers ( 35 miles ) northeast of Assiut, the officials said.
• Hosam Kilani, 55, Dairut's representative in the People's Assembly, had just finished a tour of the villages in his constituency when he collapsed at his home, a hospital official said, speaking on customary condition of anonymity.
• Having its head on the left bank of the Nile, in Assiut, it runs northwards for 60 kilometres and then divides in Dairut into two main branches; one branch is the Bahr Yussef Canal, while the other is the Ibrahimiyah Canal proper.
• The officials said that Mohammed Mahmoud Zahran, a regional leader of the outlawed al-Gamaa al-Islamiya, or the Islamic Group, was taken into custody on Monday in the town of Dairut, 55 kilometers ( 35 miles ) northeast of Assiut.