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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 9331391" data-attributes="member: 92282">US and Turkish citizens are being offered early flights out of Egypt  in an effort to avoid continuing violence as the country entered its  sixth day of unrest.There is a huge concern for Indians in Egypt as the mayhem continued.  Air India will begin evacuation flights from Cairo on Sunday. 290  members of embassy officials families likely to return on February 1.  Most international flights are cancelled, only flights from gulf regions  have been operating. Hundreds of Indian tourists, businessmen are  stranded in Cairo.Minister for External  Affairs SM Krishna said the MEA (Ministry of External Affairs) is  closely monitoring the situation. It has advised against non-essential  travel to Egypt.“All Indians are safe. In  our estimate there are about 3,600 Indians in Egypt and and 2,600 of  them are in Cairo. Governemnt of India will provide adequate help to  those wanting to come back to India,” SM Krishna, External Affairs  Minister.Officials say the Philippines has set aside an emergency evacuation  fund, identified possible escape routes for thousands of Filipinos in  Egypt and advised its citizens to defer nonessential travel because of  ongoing protests against President Hosni Mubarak's government.The  Department of Foreign Affairs said Sunday that a number of senior  envoys will fly to Egypt to help ensure the safety of more than 6,500  Filipinos there, mostly maids and students.</blockquote>

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