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Editing: التحرير 05 August 2019 – 03:07 p
Health Minister
The Minister of Health, Dr. Hala Zayed, said Monday that he was looking for bodies in the Nile waters, in front of the Institute of Oncology, witnessed the explosion that occurred early Monday morning in the Manial area in Cairo. . "So far, 17 bodies have been recovered and 32 others were injured in the blast that occurred near the Institute of Oncology," said the Minister of Health. Health, adding that the injuries involved high or moderate risk cases.
The minister confirmed that 34 cases had been transferred to evacuate the Institute and transfer them to the Nbader Institute and the Munira and Dar es Salaam Oncology Institutes, according to communication sites that would have caused the explosion inside the Institute as a result of the explosion of an oxygen tank. Explosion on the side of the Institute of Oncology
The minister confirmed that 34 cases had been transferred to evacuate the Institute and transfer them to the Institute of Nbader and Munira and Dar es Salaam for tumors.
According to media reports, the explosion reportedly took place inside the Institute as a result of the explosion of an oxygen tank, but the only thing that could have happened was the explosion. Cairo University has denied.
The university explained that initial information about the sound of an explosion in the University's Institute of Oncology area confirmed that the explosion had occurred following the collision of a car that was traveling in inverted vehicles in front of the Institute of Oncology.
In a statement, the university press office denied any explosion of an explosion inside the institute of oncology, pointing out that the blast was occurred as a result of the collision occurred in the main street in front of the institute and not in the interior, as some try to say.
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