Wednesday 20/November/2024 – 01:41 AM
The past hours have witnessed many accident news that have received great attention from readers, and Cairo 24 provides a bulletin, crime case book, and the latest accident news, most notably: The blogger Hadir Abdel Razek was referred to trial on charges of spreading debauchery and debauchery, thwarting the smuggling of 800,000 Captagon pills worth a billion pounds, and the death and injury of 11 people as a result of two cars overturning in the Ibrahimiya Canal in Minya, and finally a report against Tawfiq Okasha for preventing workers from entering the villa of a former channel head.
Blogger Hadeer Abdel Razek was referred to trial on charges of spreading immorality and debauchery
The investigating authorities decided to refer blogger Hadir Abdel Razek to the Economic Court on charges of spreading immorality and debauchery and displaying indecent videos on social media sites, and the November 30 session was set for the first trial session before the Economic Court.
Investigations with blogger Hadeer Abdel Razek revealed surprises about her accusation of publishing indecent videos on social media sites. She filmed many videos on Tik Tok to entertain herself, and she denied confessing to the security services’ investigations about her making money from the videos.
Cairo 24 obtained investigations into the incident of blogger Hadeer Abdel Razek being accused of attacking family principles and values in Egyptian society, by publishing through the information network her pages on the social networking sites Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, and her channels on YouTube, video clips and pictures. A character who violates those principles and values of society by displaying her charms and sexual expressions and innuendos.
Hadir Abdel Razek confirmed before the prosecution that she did not publish videos on Internet applications with the intention of spreading immorality and debauchery, but rather to increase views and earn profits through advertisements for shops specializing in selling women’s clothing.
Thwarting the smuggling of 800,000 Captagon tablets worth one billion pounds
The security services were able to thwart an attempt to smuggle large quantities of the anesthetic Captagon to a country through an Egyptian port, with an estimated financial value of more than one billion pounds.
Information and investigations from the General Administration for Narcotics Control, in coordination with the National Security and Public Security sectors, confirmed the intention of a gang formation that includes highly dangerous criminal elements to bring a large shipment of the narcotic drug Captagon to be smuggled out of the country through one of the seaports of one of the countries using a refrigerator truck.
After codifying the procedures and through monitoring and tracking, it was possible to seize one of the members of the formation, with an ambush specially prepared for him as soon as he arrived at the port in the aforementioned car, and using modern technologies, it was revealed that he used secret hideouts, air cylinders and pistons, inside the body of the car to transport the Captagon shipment under the cover of the car carrying an export consignment whose documents included vegetables and fruits. The tablets were extracted from the cylinders and it turned out that they were 800,000 Captagon anesthetic tablets.
By completing the tracking of the remaining elements of the gang formation and preparing the necessary locations, 4 elements were seized in the governorates of Ismailia – North Sinai – Matrouh, and they were in possession of 42 thousand tablets of the same drug, and legal measures are being taken against two other criminal elements who hold the citizenship of other countries and reside outside the country, in coordination with the International Criminal Police. Interpol estimated the financial value of the seized items at more than one billion pounds, and legal measures were taken.
11 people were killed and injured after two cars overturned in the Ibrahimiyya Canal in Minya
4 people were killed and 7 others were injured, after two cars collapsed in the Ibrahimiyya Canal in the Maghagha center in Minya Governorate.
The beginning began when the security services in Minya Governorate received a notification from the emergency police stating that a two-vehicle overturn accident had occurred in the Ibrahimiya Canal in the aforementioned place. Immediately, a number of ambulances were dispatched, accompanied by civil defense forces, to the scene of the incident, extracting the victims from the canal and transporting them to the nearest hospital.
The security services arrested the drivers, a report was filed on the incident, and legal measures were taken.
A report against Tawfiq Okasha for preventing workers from entering the villa of a former channel head
edit b. A former channel head filed a report against journalist Tawfiq Okasha, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Egyptian Journalists Association, to prevent workers from entering his villa.
The former head of the channel accused the journalist Tawfiq Okasha of preventing workers from entering his villa, inside one of the compounds in October.
The details of the incident date back to when the October 1 Police Department received a report from a former channel head, accusing journalist Tawfiq Okasha, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Egyptian Journalists Association, of preventing workers from entering his villa.
