Giza Court acquits three supervisors in Al-Maryoutia clinic case

The Giza Criminal Court has acquitted three supervisors in the case involving the escape of residents from the Al-Maryoutia clinic, also known as the ‘Sonaa Al-Amal’ clinic, in Badrashin. This ruling comes following an appeal against their previous two-year prison sentences.

Previously, the court had sentenced the clinic's owner, a businessman named Khaled, to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment. The charges included managing an unlicensed medical facility, illegal detention, torture of residents, and practicing medicine and psychiatric treatment without legal authorization or registration with the Ministry of Health or the Medical Syndicate.

Investigations revealed that between late June and late December 2025, the facility operated without meeting required health and medical standards. The defendants were accused of detaining individuals without legal orders and practicing medical professions without being listed in official professional registries.