The bodies of three young men from the Mutair family were discovered in Burj Al Arab in the Dabaa desert yesterday evening, six days after they vanished in the desert. Since last Monday, no contact has been made with them. They had taken their car on a falcon hunting excursion in the Matrouh desert.
The Mutair family’s appeal to seek for their missing sons in the desert—Ramadan, Musaed, and Shaheen—interacted with the early adopters of social networking sites among the sons of Arab tribes.
More than 100 four-wheel drive vehicles, driven by volunteers from Matrouh, Burj Al Arab, and Beheira, set out to search the desert for the missing three days ago in response to the plea.
None of the missing people were located, and the missing car was discovered in a remote part of the Dabaa desert next to a small tent.
Tens of kilometres from the location of their cars, as revealed by Egyptian publications, they were discovered dead from dehydration and hunger after being stranded in the desert after being coordinated with the appropriate security agencies and transmitting the coordinates of the missing car’s location.
Watch the initial moments when the bodies of the missing falcon hunters in Egypt were discovered.
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