A team comprising the prosecution and experts of the crime lab has got the DNA and fingerprints of corpses of two killed terrorists, whose attempt to target the Karnak Temple was foiled.

The prosecution and the forensic team will use the new data to identify the terrorists, head of the Luxor International Hospital Ahmed Abdel Nabi said Friday.

He said three people who had been injured in the terrorist attack were discharged from hospital.

A fourth case is still receiving treatment and is expected to be discharged in the evening, Abdel Nabi added.

He said the condition of a wounded terrorist is unstable, adding he is in a coma due to a shot in the head.

On Wednesday, two terrorists were killed and a third was injured in a failed attack the on Karnak Temple in the Upper Egyptian city of Luxor.