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Homicide of Yemeni nationals in Cairo

Overview

Egyptian security forces arrested a man in Cairo following the murder of a Yemeni mother and her daughter. The victims had traveled to Egypt from Al Hudaydah to seek medical treatment for the daughter, who was suffering from cancer.

The crime was identified after relatives grew concerned when the women stopped answering their phones. Upon entering the victims' apartment in Giza, acquaintances discovered the mother, identified as 69-year-old Fatoum Mohammed Saeed Khalifa, deceased near the entrance with severe head injuries. Her 42-year-old daughter, Intisar Mohammed Abkar, was found murdered inside a room.

Investigations involving surveillance footage led to the arrest of a delivery worker, who reportedly confessed to the crime during questioning. Authorities are continuing their investigation to identify a second individual seen on camera at the scene. The Yemeni Embassy in Cairo has confirmed it is closely monitoring the case with Egyptian authorities to ensure justice is served.

Entities

Cairo · Ibrahim Q. · Yemeni Embassy in Cairo · Fatoum Mohammed Saeed Khalifa · Intisar Mohammed Abkar

Timeline

  1. 14 days ago

    [CRIME] 6 sources
    Yemeni mother and daughter murdered in Giza apartment

    A Yemeni mother and daughter traveling to Egypt for cancer treatment were found murdered in their Giza apartment. An Egyptian delivery worker has been arrested in connection with the crime.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    Cairo son arrested after video shows him evicting elderly mother

    A video of a son evicting his elderly mother in Cairo led to public outcry; police arrested the 38‑year‑old Ibrahim Q., and social services moved to aid the woman.

Sources

adenalghad.net · al-wattan.net · almashhad-alyemeni.com · babnet.net · royanews.tv · yemennewsnow.com

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