Mubarak’s Egyptian Resort: Get out

Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh acknowledged that attracts millions of tourists from around the world is tired of its most famous guests: Hosni Mubarak. The deposed president, residents say, is bad for business. "We want him to leave," said Ahmed Fahmy, a construction worker who lives here. "He has created many problems and affected tourism. Tourism is dead now." Added Mohamed Nasr, who operates a limousine service: "Everybody wants to" Mubarak to leave. "Tourism is now not good ... My company is nothing. " Fahmy said road to the other side of Sharm el-Sheikh International Hospital, where Mubarak has stayed on a strict police protection, since prosecutors began questioning him on Tuesday. The sight of riot police helmet form a human chain around the perimeter of the official hospital black pyramid-shaped differed sharply with palm trees, souvenir shops and sunburned European tourists who wander in ...