Tuesday 15/April/2025 – 07:32 AM
The village of Mit Asem, affiliated to the Minya Al -Nasr Center in Dakahlia Governorate, witnessed a painful humanitarian incident whose hero Mohamed Hamouda, a 60 -year -old man, had annihilated his life in exile to secure a decent life for his children, but he was ultimately surprised by the denial and disintegration.
“After 30 years, they are strange for them … they bind me from my neck, they will be pleased with me, and they expelled me from my home.” An elderly person tells his tragedy with his sons in Dakahlia.
Muhammad says: “I was 30 years of age, so that I could raise them and spend on them, and I was keen that they are Mishovoush, whom I saw of fatigue and deprivation.”
During the construction of his house, he decided to write the house in the name of his wife to complete his construction while traveling, but she died after a while.
His life turned into the hell of her death, as he narrates: “My son came down from traveling and taking all the papers of the house, and then the problems began between me and them.”
He added with a broken voice: “In a quarrel, my old son struck me, tied me from my neck, walked me and expelled me from the house.”
For more than a year and a half ago, Muhammad lived outside his home, moving between people’s homes until he recently managed to build a small room to shelter. “I do not want them, neither a house nor money, I just want to live in safety, without what they extend to their hands again.”
