Friday 11/April/2025 – 03:24 AM
Cairo 24 got the details of the end of a person in the middle of the fifth decade of his life, by hanging himself with a rope inside his apartment in the Tama Center district in Sohag.
Major General Sabri Saleh Azab, Assistant Minister of the Interior, and Director of Sohag Security, received a notification from Major General Mahmoud Taha, Director of Criminal Investigation in Sohag, stating that a person was committed at his home at the Tama Center in Sohag Governorate.
A worker ends his life with a rope in Sohag
He immediately moved the head of the Tama Police Station Investigations, and it was found that the body of Magdy PBB – 46 years old, a worker and a resident in the same side, was directed at his back in a first -floor hall in a three -storey house that wears his entire clothes and notes the presence of a rope hanging from an iron jinn with the ceiling of the hall and with his debate showing the presence of an incomplete circular courses around the neck, and there is no other surfaces with him Safety of doors and windows and the presence of all his personal belongings.
The body was transferred to the morgue of the Tama Central Hospital, and each of his mother, Sherbata, 85 years old, a housewife, and his brother Essa – 35 years old, a Tok Tok driver, and a residence in the same house with the content of the foregoing, and the first added that she was surprised by the presence of the body of her son mentioned hanging in a rope in the hall so she dropped it with the help of the second, and that the aforementioned committed suicide to pass through a bad psychological state and supported the second. With her statements, he did not accuse anyone of causing it, and denied the criminal suspicion, and the necessary report of the incident was prepared in preparation for the presentation to the competent investigative authorities.
Cairo 24 warns of suicide or self -esteem in any way, and demands people who are going through psychological crises to go to the nearest psychiatrist to solve any crisis they are going through.