Slovenian Tourists in Egypt Safe

Top European Union official from its 28 members will meet on Monday to review the crisis in Egypt. A military crackdown has left hundreds dead. The meeting will look at the situation in Egypt ahead of a possible meeting of EU foreign ministers. Meanwhile, British, French and German leaders were due to discuss Egypt later today amid growing international concern over the military's actions. Islamist leaders have called for a "Friday of anger" after nearly 600 people were killed in a crackdown on their protest camps. According to Slovenian tour operators, Slovenian citizens visiting Egypt, especially Red Sea resorts, were safe. Despite this, the Slovenian Foreign Ministry advises people not to travel there, if it is not urgent. Slovenia's largest tour operator Kompas has cancelled all trips to Egypt, but Sonček tour operator is still taking 200 Slovenian citizens there tomorrow. Though, they did cancel trips to Cairo and Luxor.