Monday 25/November/2024 – 12:12 AM
A female student was killed as a result of taking a grain preservation tablet, in the Tahta Center district, in the governorate SohagThe body was transferred to Tahta General Hospital.
Major General Sabry Azab – Assistant Minister of the Interior – Director of Sohag Security, received a notification from Major General Mahmoud Taha – Director of Criminal Investigation, stating the arrival of the woman called Jihad. A. 16 years old, a student, was taken to Tahta General Hospital with a case of poisoning. She allegedly took a tablet to preserve grains, and she died while providing the necessary first aid. She was a resident of the Tahta Center.
Major Ahmed Abu Steit, head of the center’s investigations, and Major Muhammad Diab, the center’s assistant, immediately moved to the scene of the incident, and her father, 42 years old, an agricultural worker, residing in the same area, reported that while his aforementioned daughter was at home, she took a pill to preserve grains, which led to her injury and death due to her poor psychological state due to disagreements. He did not accuse anyone of causing this, and he denied the criminal suspicion.
The necessary report on the incident is prepared in preparation for presenting it to the competent investigation authorities.
A housewife who took a poisonous pill was killed in Sohag
In another context, a housewife in her fifties was killed as a result of eating a grain of grain in the Tahta Police Department in Sohag Governorate. She was transferred to Tahta General Hospital and died while receiving treatment.
Major General Sabry Saleh Azab, Sohag Security Director, received a notification from the Tahta Police Department’s warden, stating that a housewife had arrived in a state of fatigue as a result of taking a poisonous grain tablet.
The police moved to the scene of the incident, and it was discovered that a woman named Hoda had arrived. A, 45 years old, suffered from illness after allegedly taking a poisonous grain pill. She lives in the Tahta district and died while receiving treatment.
The body of the deceased was deposited in Tahta General Hospital, at the disposal of the competent investigation authorities.
The Cairo 24 website warns against suicide or self-destruction in any form, and asks people who are going through psychological crises to go to the nearest psychiatrist to resolve any crisis they are experiencing.
