Accidents
Authorities in Giza ordered the detention of a suspect for four days pending investigation after he allegedly blackmailed a business owner by threatening to publish private photos of the victim's sister.
Egypt's Ministry of Interior continued its crackdown on illegal foreign currency trading, seizing cases worth more than EGP 3 million within 24 hours.
A private car caught fire on the Matrouh–Alexandria Road, resulting in severe damage to the vehicle. Civil Defense teams extinguished the blaze without any reported injuries.
Two young men were injured after a motorcycle overturned at the entrance to New Assiut City. Both were transported to the hospital for treatment as authorities launched an investigation.
River rescue teams recovered the body of a 15-year-old boy from the Ibrahimiya Canal near Manfalut Bridge in Assiut. The body was transferred to the morgue as authorities launched an investigation.
A viral video filmed inside Al-Amoud Cemetery in Alexandria has sparked widespread controversy after showing a man threatening another individual over an alleged personal dispute, prompting calls for an official investigation.
The Cairo Economic Court has suspended the money laundering case against blogger Hadeer Abdel Razek until a final ruling is issued in her separate obscenity-related case.
Egyptian police clarified the circumstances of a family dispute involving a three-year-old girl in Gharbia, while the Public Prosecution ordered the child to be handed over to her paternal grandmother pending investigations.
Egyptian prosecutors referred an employee to criminal court over allegations of forging a court ruling that falsely cleared Contact Bavarian of nearly EGP 9.75 million in tax liabilities.
Egyptian police arrested a tuk-tuk driver and his companion after they allegedly insulted a pharmacist and damaged his car following a traffic dispute in Alexandria.
Egypt's Ministry of Interior has solved two harassment incidents shared on social media, arresting a ride-hailing driver in Cairo and three suspects in Hurghada.
Egypt's Interior Ministry seized illegal foreign currency trading cases worth more than EGP 3 million within 24 hours as part of its crackdown on the black market.











