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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (48724)	7/15/2005 10:36:34 AM
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Alleged London bomb-builder arrested in Egypt: TV report (Updated at 1700 PST) WASHINGTON: The alleged bomb-builder in the July 7 London terror attacks has been arrested in Cairo where he is being interrogated, US news channel reported Friday citing sources including the FBI. The worldwide manhunt for the man that police think has built those bombs has ... been caught in Cairo and (is) being interrogated right now, the television said. Authorities in Egypt told that the man was tracked down and into custody overnight in suburban Cairo. British authorities had initiated a worldwide manhunt for 33-year-old Magdy Nashar who left England two weeks before the bombings. Police say it was he who helped the bombers set up their bomb factory, the network reported. "The FBI In North Carolina joined the search. Magdy Nashar was discovered to have attended North Carolina State University in 2000, it added. As the confirmed death toll from the July 7 bombings rose to 54, with some 700 injured, investigators were hoping that fuzzy security camera images of one of the bombers, aged just 18, would encourage more witnesses to come forward