Seven Injured in Minibus Overturn on Martyr Basem Fikry Axis in Qena

Seven people were injured after a minibus overturned on the Martyr Basem Fikry Axis in the Nagada area, south of Qena. The injured were transferred to Tukh Hospital for treatment.

  Fri , October 10 2025 / 02:53 PM Updated At: 2025-10-10 14:53:19

إصابة 7 أشخاص في انقلاب سيارة ميكروباص بمحور الشهيد باسم فكري بقنا

Seven individuals were injured in a minibus overturn accident on the Martyr Basem Fikry Axis, within the Nagada district, south of Qena Governorate, on Friday.

Police operations received a report about the incident, which resulted in the injury of the following:

Ahmed Asaad Aqeel, 58

Abdel Rady Ahmed Ibrahim, 53

Ashraf Ahmed Mohamed, 51

Ahmed Mahmoud Kamel, 50

Sayed Abdel Rady Hussein Mahmoud, 38

Emad Ahmed Mohamed, 37

Moamen Ashraf Ahmed, 17

All sustained bruises and minor injuries across the body.
Investigations revealed that the vehicle overturned while the passengers were returning from Friday prayers at Al-Sayed Abdel Rahim Al-Qenai Mosque in Qena city.

Qena Ambulance Service dispatched several ambulances to the scene, and the injured were transferred to Tukh Hospital in Nagada for first aid and necessary medical care.
A report was filed, and authorities began legal procedures and investigations.

 

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