Body of Egyptian flight attendant killed in Riyadh airport attack arrives in Alexandria

The body of Egyptian flight attendant Azza Ramzy arrived in Alexandria early Tuesday, after she was killed in an attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.

• Ramzy's remains arrived at Alexandria International Airport from Qassim Airport in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
• Her death resulted from the attack that targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.
• Family members received the body on the airport grounds and will transport it to her hometown for burial.
• Civil Aviation Minister Sameh El-Hefny directed authorities to expedite customs and administrative procedures for the handover.
• Ramzy was a 28-year-old Egyptian who worked for Saudi airline Flynas.
• The Riyadh airport attack killed 12 people and injured 309, prompting Saudi authorities to suspend operations.
• The governor of Beheira and Ramzy's family in Mahmoudiyah mourned her as funeral arrangements proceed.
• Ramzy's body arrived at her family home in Al-Ataf in Beheira's Mahmoudiya district, where preparations are underway for her funeral and burial.
• Ramzy's last phone call to her father came three days before her death, when she asked about his broken hand.
• Ramzy's funeral took place Tuesday after noon prayers in her home village of Al-Ataf in Beheira.
• Her body was carried from her family home wrapped in her white wedding dress, days before her scheduled wedding.
• Her father and brother led thousands of mourners in the funeral procession, the sources said.