Egypt’s Ministry of Interior continued its efforts to combat crimes involving the exploitation and endangerment of children, as the General Administration for Juvenile Welfare Investigations arrested nine people in Giza.

The suspects are accused of exploiting children in begging, soliciting money from passersby and aggressively selling goods to citizens.

Details of the Arrests in Giza

Investigations revealed that nine people were allegedly exploiting children in activities involving begging and the aggressive sale of goods to members of the public.

The suspects included two men and seven women, four of whom had previous criminal records.

14 Children Found with the Suspects

During the security operation, authorities arrested the nine suspects and found 14 children with them who were considered at risk.

The children were reportedly being used in begging, soliciting money from passersby and selling goods to citizens in an aggressive manner.

When questioned, the suspects admitted to their alleged criminal activity, according to the security investigation.

Legal Measures Taken Against the Suspects

Authorities took the necessary legal measures against the suspects as part of ongoing efforts to combat the exploitation of children in begging and other activities that may put them at risk.

The children were also handled in accordance with the relevant legal and social procedures.

Children Returned to Their Families

The children were handed over to their families, with the necessary commitments taken from their guardians to ensure proper care and protection.

Authorities also coordinated with the relevant agencies to take the necessary measures for children whose families could not be located, including arranging placement in appropriate care facilities.

Efforts to Combat Child Exploitation

Egyptian security authorities continue their efforts to combat the exploitation of children in begging and soliciting activities, while taking legal action against those involved and coordinating with relevant agencies to protect children at risk.

How many people were arrested?

Nine people were arrested, including two men and seven women.

How many children were found with the suspects?

Authorities found 14 children considered to be at risk.

What are the suspects accused of?

They are accused of exploiting children in begging, soliciting money from passersby and aggressively selling goods.

What happened to the children?

The children were handed over to their families, while arrangements were made for those whose families could not be located to receive appropriate care.