Egyptian security has used DNA testing to identify the three suicide bombers behind the July attack on the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh that killed at least 64 people, Al-Ahram newspaper reported.The bombers came from the north Sinai town of El Arish to carry out the attack, it said. The newspaper, which did not give a source for its report, said the bombers who attacked Sharm el-Sheikh on July 23 were Mahmoud Mohamed Hammad, Mohamed Oudeh Saeed and Moussa Ghoneim. It said the bombers and others in their cell were from Sinai.Egypt says the same group was behind the October bombings on Taba and nearby resorts.
