Egyptian Public Prosecution detains Beni Suef ferry crew on manslaughter charges ...Egypt

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The Public Prosecution in Egypt, on Monday, detained the crew of a ferry in Beni Suef, over manslaughter after their negligence caused the death of two of its passengers by drowning. On Friday, September 16, the Public Prosecution received a report from the Emergency Police in Beni Suef that the passengers of a ferry drowned in the village of Ashmant, so the Public Prosecution moved to the scene for inspection. The members of the Public Prosecution found the ferry devoid of means of securing passengers, and severing in the lifting machine of the ferry – which is responsible for closing its door- as well as in the rope holding the door of the ferry. The Public Prosecution concluded that the c

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