CAIRO: A senior Egyptian Justice Ministry official says ousted President Hosni Mubarak's two sons have an estimated USD 340 million in Swiss bank accounts. Assem al-Gohary says Swiss authorities are investigating whether one of the sons, Alaa, was involved in money laundering along with other ex-regime figures. At home, Mubarak and his sons have been charged with corruption. Switzerland has already frozen the assets of Mubarak and his associates. Al-Gohary says most of those assets belong to the sons. Egypt's attorney general froze assets of the former presidential family on February 20, in the aftermath of 18-day uprising that ousted Mubarak. 
Mubarak sons said to have millions in Swiss banks
CAIRO: A senior Egyptian Justice Ministry official says ousted President Hosni Mubarak's two sons have an estimated USD 340 million in Swiss bank accounts. Assem al-Gohary says Swiss authorities are investigating whether one of the sons, Alaa, was involved in money laundering along with other ex-regime figures. At home, Mubarak and his sons have been charged with corruption. Switzerland has already frozen the assets of Mubarak and his associates. Al-Gohary says most of those assets belong to the sons. Egypt's attorney general froze assets of the former presidential family on February 20, in the aftermath of 18-day uprising that ousted Mubarak.
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