In a case that stirred public concern, Cairo security authorities arrested a foreign woman accused of running her apartment in Maadi as a brothel.
According to investigations by the General Department for the Protection of Morality, the woman had been organizing meetings inside her residence, receiving men seeking illicit relations in exchange for money that was agreed upon beforehand.

After verifying the information, police obtained permission from the public prosecution and raided the apartment. The suspect was found with a man in compromising circumstances. Upon interrogation, she confessed to managing the illegal activity to make financial gains, taking advantage of her foreign nationality to avoid suspicion.

Further investigations revealed that she used social media platforms to contact clients, negotiate prices, and arrange appointments while taking precautions to evade law enforcement.
The woman and all items found in the apartment were seized, and she was referred to the public prosecution for investigation.

This incident highlights the continued efforts of Egypt’s Ministry of Interior to combat crimes against public morality and preserve the nation’s ethical and social values.
Authorities reaffirm their commitment to enforcing the law firmly against anyone involved in immoral or illegal activities that threaten public order.