The cause of the death of "My Scap"

Discover the cause of the death of "My Scav" News Monitor, quoting Egyptians Tell us the cause of the death of "My Scav", the cause of the death of "My Skaf" We send you our visitors [19659002] The news observatory revealed Saturday near the Syrian actress, Mai Skaf, the cause of his death last Monday in mysterious circumstances.

Close relatives of the late Syrian actress said that she had died of acute cerebral arterial hemorrhage caused by an earlier disease, without any criminal intervention, according to Russian RT television.

The Syrian writer and novelist, Dima Wannous, daughter of May Skaff's aunt, for the cause of her death, a "severe cerebral hemorrhage".

The police will remove the red wax from the house of late May Skaff Saturday morning, his body will be buried in a cemetery in the city of Dordogne on the outskirts of Paris on Friday, August 3 at 22h in France and the parade will cross the streets of the city.

French police opened an investigation into the death of the Syrian opposition actress, who died Monday (July 24th) in Paris, and close associates said her death had occurred in "the circumstances mysterious. " She died in the French capital Paris at the age of 49, which shocked her family and friends, and the circumstances of her death have not yet been officially announced.

Initial information was reported that Mei Skava, died of a heart attack. A close friend, on his Facebook page, said that "Mai has been deported under mysterious circumstances and waiting for the results of the investigation," according to "Reuters."

She knew the opposition to the Syrian regime since the beginning of the events in 2011.

Skaf participated in many opposition demonstrations before secretly leaving Syria with her son in Jordan and then to settle in France.

She was born in Damascus on April 13, 1969, where she studied French and participated in many plays at the French Cultural Center.

Mai Skaf also participated in many Syrian films and series, where she played both basic and secondary roles. In 1991, the director Maher Kaddou selects him for his film "Sahil Al-Ghagh" and is later chosen by the director Abdel Latif Abdel Hamid as "The Rise of the Rain".

Scav returns in 2017 to the world of cinema, through a short film shot in the French capital Paris entitled "Mirage".