CAIRO, Egypt -- The death of presidential photographer Mohammed Rashwan raised to six the number of those killed in addition to President Anwar Sadat during Tuesday's military parade. Thirty-eight others were wounded.
The dead included:
-Bishop Samuel of the Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Church, a member of a five-man council running church affairs following the dismissal by Sadat of Pope Shenudah III.
-Maj. Gen. Hassan Allam, Sadat's chief aide-de-camp.
-Samir Hilmi, director of the government's accounts department.
-Lt. Col. Khalfan bin Nasser, an army officer from the Persian Gulf state of Oman.
-Mohammed Rashwan, the presidential photographer.
-A foreigner, who has not been identified.
Officials said 38 others were wounded, including:
-Cuban Ambassador Domingo Garcia Rodriguez, who flew home Wednesday.
-Belgian Ambassador Claude Ruelle, who was to fly back to Brussels today.
-Defense Minister Gen. Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala, who appeared in parliament Wednesday in bandages.
-Fawzi Abdel Hafez, Sadat's personal secretary, who received wounds in the lung and hip.
-Sayed Marei, a Sadat adviser and in-law, who suffered wounds in the right hip.
-Maj. Gen. Mohammed Nabih El-Sayed, commander of army training, wounded in the left hip.
-Mahmoud Abdel Nasser, Sadat's secretary-general, whose arm was broken.
