Mohamed Ramadan is forbidden to comment on his photos … the pilot kept chasing him

The consequences of the death of the Egyptian pilot Ashraf Abu Al-Yusr, the owner of the crisis with the artist Mohamed Ramadan, still continue, the latter having been severely attacked by the public despite his mourning for the deceased pilot.

The case did not end at this point, but reached a number of public figures attacking Ramadan and seeing it as the reason for the deterioration of the pilot’s psychological state and health.

Close Comments Ownership

Even after Ramadan mourned Abu Al-Yusr, he was subjected to fierce criticism and serious attacks through a wave of comments on his account in “Instagram” exceeding 30,000 comments, which prompted him to close the public comment function on the photos it posts. .

However, the videos Ramadan was posting from the new episode of his “Musa” series saw many angry comments directed at him because of the pilot’s problem.

Away from the public, a number of public figures have launched a severe attack on Ramadan, including Egyptian journalist Amr Adib.

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The case did not stop at Adeeb, but overtook him for others, as Abbas Abu Al-Hassan also attacked him, considering that the late pilot “died 5 times”, the first when he allowed a passenger to sit in the cockpit, and the second when that passenger betrayed him and posted the photo, and the third when he was dismissed from duty and lost his flight license , and the fourth time after the passenger abandoned it. The fifth time is when the court did him justice and ruled for compensation, “so the passenger laughed at the decision in an abominable way.”

Publication by Mustafa Darwish

Artist Mustafa Darwish also launched a covert attack on Ramadan, in which he said: “I did what I did and I wronged who’s like this for the good of the people.

For his part, the artist, Safaa Jalal, sent a message to the young comedian saying: “Pay compensation, oh Ramadan … life is not worth it and life is short. We can die in a moment … Fear God., Muhammad Ramadan, and make an account of your afterlife, we are in open days.