Survivors of Egypt attack return to Mexico

(18 Sep 2015) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP TELEVISION
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Mexico City, Mexico - 18 September 2015
1. Various of the survivors of the Egyptian attack and their relatives getting off Mexico's presidential plane at Mexico City International Airport
2. Injured Mexican tourist in wheelchair as Claudia Ruiz Massieu, Mexican Foreign Relations minister, talks to her on the airport's tarmac
3. Various of injured Mexican tourists being lowered from plane on mobile platforms
4. Injured tourist on stretcher being led to helicopter; helicopter taking off
5. Wide of news conference
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Claudia Ruiz Massieu, Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary :
"Today, we return to Mexico along with the survivors. We have achieved our first immediate goal. Nevertheless, we continue working around the clock so that in the coming days we can receive the (remaining) eight dead Mexicans who are still in Egyptian soil."
7. Cutaway
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Claudia Ruiz Massieu, Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary:
"We will be following the development of the investigation, and we will do so until it fulfills our inquiries. We want it to be profound and clear, so that it allows us to know what really happened, and with consequences. May there be responsibilities and sanctions (against those found responsible for the attack). And we want reparations based on international laws for the survivors and relatives of the dead."
9. Cutaway of news conference
STORYLINE:
The six Mexican tourists wounded in an attack in Egypt arrived back in Mexico on Friday.
The five women and one man were lowered from the presidential airplane on mobile platforms in stretchers and wheelchairs at Mexico City International Airport and later taken to hospitals.
Foreign Relations Secretary Claudia Ruiz Massieu said Mexico has sent a diplomatic note to Egypt demanding it respect the victims' right to compensation.
She added that in the coming days the bodies of the eight killed tourists would be flown back to the country.
The Mexicans tourists died when Egyptian forces hunting militants mistakenly attacked their convoy in the western desert last Sunday.
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