Interior Ministry Clarifies Truth Behind Delivery Worker’s Claim Over Bike Seizure in Giza
The Ministry of Interior denies the delivery worker’s claim that a police officer unlawfully seized his motorbike, confirming it had no license plates and legal action was taken.
The Egyptian Ministry of Interior has revealed the truth behind a video circulating on social media, in which a delivery worker alleged that a police officer in Giza confiscated his motorcycle without reason.
Upon investigation, authorities confirmed the claims were false. The incident occurred on the 2nd of this month, when a police officer lawfully seized a motorcycle parked on a Giza street for lacking license plates, in accordance with legal procedures.
Police identified the video’s uploader, a delivery worker residing in Kom Hamada, Beheira Governorate. During questioning, he admitted to posting the video online in an attempt to prevent legal action against his unregistered vehicle.
The Ministry of Interior reaffirmed its commitment to confronting misinformation and urged citizens to verify information before sharing it on social media.
During the early hours of Thursday morning, a massive fire broke out inside a cotton factory in Al-Qaysariyah village, التابعة لـ El Mahalla El Kubra, causing panic among residents and prompting civil protection forces to respond quickly to contain the flames before they spread to nearby areas.
Authorities arrest a wife, her mother, and sister after accusations of assaulting a husband in Alexandria and attempting to force a divorce over marital disputes
Authorities in Ismailia investigate blogger Dina Fouad over accusations of collecting donations by falsely claiming she had cancer
Authorities reveal confession details of the suspect in the kidnapping of a newborn from a Cairo hospital, including planning, execution, and arrest
