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The Egyptian Ministry of the Interior said that a number of explosives had been found in a car intended to commit a terrorist attack following the blast that occurred. produced last night in front of the institute of oncology of central Cairo and that took the lives of about twenty people. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has threatened to face "terrorism".
A statement from the Egyptian Interior Ministry said this afternoon that one of the cars involved in the collision in front of the Institute of Oncology contained a quantity of explosives.
The ministry quickly accused the "movement of the solution" – which according to the authorities belong to the Muslim Brotherhood – to support the preparation of the car to carry out a terrorist operation, and said that the car had been stolen several months ago.
The new novel contradicts the story revealed by the Egyptian Ministry of the Interior after the incident, in which it was announced that the explosion was caused by a car traveling at high speed and heading in the opposite direction.
For his part, Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi said that the explosion that occurred last night in Qasr al-Aini, Cairo, was a "cowardly terrorist".
On his Facebook and Twitter pages, Sisi offered his condolences to the Egyptian people and the families of the martyrs killed as a result of this cowardly terrorist attack, and said his country was determined to "deal with brutal terrorism and uproot it" .
This coincided with the high toll of the accident, with 20 deaths, including four unknown, and the number of injured, with 47 cases, as confirmed by the Egyptian Ministry of Health.
In a fourth statement, the Ministry of Health said that "the situation of the wounded in health is generally safe, with the exception of three serious cases of intensive care".
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According to the statement, the Egyptian Minister of Health, Hala Zayed, "rebadured the health of the wounded, ranging from skin wounds in different places to bruises and fractures, to burns to varying degrees." He spoke of "Critical Intensive Care Cases".
The collision took place at the Institute of Oncology of Cairo University, located in Manial (central Cairo).
The Interior Ministry said Sunday night in a statement that "if a speeding motor vehicle accidentally reversed the direction of Corniche Nile Street in front of the Oncology Department of the Sayeda Zeinab Police Station," he said. collided with a number of three cars, causing an explosion as a result of the collision "He said.
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