Security authorities in Giza responded to a report concerning two monkeys found loose in a tree near the wall of Tersana Club in the Agouza area.
The incident attracted a large number of residents who gathered in the street to watch and film the monkeys as they climbed the branches of a tall tree.
Giza security authorities received the report through the emergency operations room and immediately dispatched teams to the location.
Rescue Operation and Public Safety Measures
Security forces arrived at the scene in coordination with the relevant authorities to handle the situation and protect pedestrians, particularly as residents had gathered around the tree.
Civil Protection teams, veterinary officials and other concerned authorities also arrived at the location.
The monkeys were handled using appropriate methods, and rescue efforts successfully brought them down from the tree.
Public Prosecution Orders Monkeys Taken to Zoo
The Public Prosecution began investigating the incident and ordered that the two monkeys be placed inside the zoo to receive the necessary medical care and undergo veterinary examinations.
Authorities also ordered urgent security investigations to identify the monkeys' owner and determine how they ended up loose in the tree near Tersana Club.
Where were the two monkeys found?
They were found in a tree near the wall of Tersana Club in the Agouza area.
What happened to the monkeys after they were rescued?
They were taken to the zoo to receive medical care and undergo veterinary examinations.
Who participated in rescuing the monkeys?
Security forces, Civil Protection teams, veterinary officials and other relevant authorities participated in the rescue operation.
Has the owner of the monkeys been identified?
The Public Prosecution ordered urgent investigations to identify the owner and determine how the monkeys ended up loose.
