Egypt’s Interior Ministry clarified that the viral video of a man igniting a gas cylinder at a Damietta fuel station is old and dates back to 2023, when the suspect was arrested after threatening to burn the site over a financial dispute.

Egyptian authorities referred Suzy Al-Ordoniya to the Economic Court on charges of publishing indecent videos and ordered her assets frozen pending trial.

Authorities refer blogger Mohamed Otaka to trial on charges of posting indecent videos and possessing drugs for trafficking.

Authorities have referred Egyptian blogger Naglaa Atta, owner of the YouTube channel “Yawmeyat wa Hekayat Ma’a Noja” (Diaries and Stories with Noja), to the Economic Court on charges of violating public decency and misusing social media platforms.

Egypt’s Public Prosecution has referred the man who filmed and published an indecent video, along with the individuals who assaulted him on the Mehwar Road, to criminal trial, reaffirming that publishing private videos without consent violates both the law and societal values.

Giza Traffic Department announced a temporary full closure of the 26th of July corridor in front of Misr University next Saturday to lift the pedestrian bridge for the Misr University Monorail Station, part of the 6th of October Monorail project.

Egypt’s Ministry of Interior has released an official statement addressing the viral claims made by blogger “Om Gezira,” who alleged that her son was wrongfully arrested. The ministry clarified the full circumstances of the case, confirming that the allegations are completely untrue.

The Giza Traffic Department announced a full closure of 26th of July Street for three days due to ongoing monorail construction works, with alternative routes provided to ease traffic congestion.

The Cairo Economic Court postponed the trial of former footballer Ahmed Hossam “Mido” for allegedly insulting referee Mahmoud El-Banna on social media to October 29.

Nasr City Prosecution referred three unemployed men to trial for exploiting children in begging and street selling, forcing them to work in public places for illegal profit.

The Ministry of Interior revealed the circumstances of a brawl outside a nightclub in Dar Al-Salam involving festival singer Issam Sasa and several employees, sparked by a dispute over entry inspection.

Giza police uncovered the details behind the stabbing death of a young man in one of the villages of Manshiyat Al-Qanater, identifying the suspect and referring him to the prosecution.