Police Secretary Adel Zain, one of the victims of the Tur Sinai accident Major General Khaled Fouda, Governor of South Sinai, said in a special statement, today, Saturday, that he decided to provide 8 cars to transport the bodies of the victims of the Tor Sinai accident to their families in the city of Bani Mazar in the Minya Governorate in Upper Egypt, after the burial permit was issued.

The governor stated that the number of the dead reached 16 so far, they are Sarah Jumaa Muhammad Hassan, 33, and her sons, Khadija Ali Al-Naji, 8, Hamza Ali Al-Naji, 10, Muhammad Ali Al-Naji, 3, from Bani Mazar, Minya Governorate, Mahmoud Abdel Al-Rahim Muhammad Ahmad from Bani Mazar, Adel Zayed Jamal, Secretary of the Port Security Police from Bani Mazar, Ahmed Mustafa Muhammad Abu Al-Nour from Bani Mazar, Ahmed Shaaban Muhammad Ahmad, from Bani Mazar, and Muhammad Jaber Ramadan, the bus driver, from Gharbia Governorate.

The list of the deceased included Ashraf Mahmoud Ismail, Secretary of the Civil Protection Police in Bani Mazar, Kamal Mohamed Abdel Fattah Ali, from Bani Mazar, Dahi Mahmoud, from Bani Mazar, Rajab El-Sayed Ahmed, from Bani Mazar, and Ahmed Ali Ali, microbus driver Tahrir from Maghagha in Minya Governorate. And the identity of the rest is being known

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He said that there are 18 injured people receiving treatment, including two serious cases, who were transferred to Sharm El-Sheikh Hospital for treatment.

Transporting the injured to the hospital

Dr. Ayman Rakha, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in South Sinai, said in a statement to Al-Watan that the total number of cases that were transferred to Abu Rudis General Hospital is 13 people, and one case was discharged immediately after receiving treatment in the Al-Zahra Medical Unit, in addition to the transfer of two cases to Sharm El-Sheikh International. .

He said that Dr. Hani El-Ezaby, Director of Hospitals Administration, went to Abu Ordees General Hospital, along with a team of doctors, to follow up the condition of the injured. El-Ezaby confirmed to Al-Watan that there are 13 cases in Abu Ordees General Hospital, most of the cases with various fractures and bruises.

8 cases discharged

He pointed out that 8 cases were discharged after receiving treatment and their condition improved, and a case was transferred to Suez General Hospital with a broken eye bone and suspected fracture of the base of the skull, while only 4 cases receive treatment, stressing that the cases are stable.

Mabrouk Al-Ghamrini, head of Abu Ordis, visited the injured, and said that Major General Khaled Fouda, the governor of South Sinai, decided to provide treatment to all the injured and transfer them to a hospital if necessary, he thanked the medical teams in the Health Directorate that moved immediately to follow up the cases, adding that most cases came out for improvement. her condition.

Zidan Abdel Ghaffar, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Social Solidarity in South Sinai, said that the Minister of Solidarity, Dr. Nevin Kabbaj, decided to disburse an amount of 10,000 pounds to each head of the family, and 5,000 pounds to each unmarried person, pointing out that if 24 hours have passed for the injured, compensation will be paid to them.