<sod >â Earlier, the Foreign Office said two British nationals were âcaught upâ in the shooting, as the countryâs President vowed to fight the âwar with terror".< eod>< sod > â Earlier, the Foreign Office said two British nationals were âcaught upâ in the shooting, as the countryâs President vowed to fight the âwar with terror". Tunisian security forces escort emergency services transporting injured hostages Seventeen tourists from Italy, Colombia, Poland, France, Spain, Japan and Australia were killed when two gunmen burst from a vehicle and fired shots at buses arriving at the Bardo Museum in the capital of Tunis. Two Tunisians were also killed, one of whom was a police officer. More than 40 were wounded in the shooting. News of a British fatality came as MSC Cruises said nine people who had been sailing on its vessel Splendida had been killed in the attack and 12 were wounded. It said none of those were Britons, but confirmed that six passengers, including one Briton, are unaccounted for. The company said Splendida had arrived at La Goulette on Wednesday morning and that passengers had visited the Bardo museum. "During the visit at the museum, some of MSC Cruises' guests were caught in the middle of a terrorist attack along with guests from another cruise line," it said in a statement. A victim is being evacuated from the Bardo museum are evacuated in Tunis, Wednesday, March 18, 2015 in Tunis, "As soon as the company heard of the attack and the fact that some of its guests were involved this tragedy, regular stringent safety procedures were set in motion and the ship management called for the immediate cancellation of all on-going shore excursions and recall all buses and their passengers on the ground back to the ship.< eod>