Fragments of the Cairo explosion hit a famous artist

Fragments of the explosion of the Institute of Oncology, which occurred in front of the National Institute of Oncology near the district of Manial, in the center of Cairo, have reached the home of a famous artist living close to the scene.

The Yemeni artist Arwa posted on his Twitter account photos from the balcony showing the damage to his house near the blast. Arwa commented on the pictures that she was fine and that what struck her house was just damage in the glbad. "God be praised, there is no loss, just a break in the glbad," said Arwa, "Thank God, have mercy on those who died in this blast and heal all the wounded."

The blast occurred Monday night in front of the National Cancer Institute in the center of the Egyptian capital, causing the collision of four cars, including one carrying a quantity of explosives, leaving 19 dead and 30 wounded.