Friday 01 Aug/2025 – 12:24 PM
A twenty -year -old family lawyer submitted an official communication to the Attorney General, in which he demanded an urgent investigation into the death of the young man inside Al -Manzala Hospital in Dakahlia Governorate, after he was injured and left for hours without aid or urgent medical intervention, which led to his death later after he was transferred to another hospital.
A report by the Attorney General after the death of a young man at Al -Manzala Hospital .. accusations of neglect and the prosecution begins to investigate
The text of the communication stated that the young man had been transferred to Al -Manzala General Hospital after suffering a serious injury, but he remained inside the reception department for more than two hours without any decisive medical intervention, despite his critical condition, in the absence of medical supervision, and the presence of doctors under training only, without any actual intervention to save his life.
The lawyer indicated in the communication that the hospital’s medical team decided to transfer the injured person to Damietta Hospital despite the seriousness of his condition, where he breathed his last before he arrived, as a result of what he described as “grave medical negligence and fatal negligence” in providing health care inside Al -Manzala Hospital.
The author demanded the speedy opening of a criminal investigation into the incident, and to hold all those who prove his involvement, whether from the hospital’s medical or administrative team, were held accountable, taking the necessary legal measures to ensure that such incidents are not repeated.
In his communication, the lawyer continued: “The injured person has been bleeding to death without interference, and his condition was dealt with with great recklessness, without any consideration of the lowest rules of the medical profession, which contradicts the medical and human laws and regulations.”
In the first official move, the Public Prosecution decided to open an investigation into the incident, and to summon a number of officials and witnesses, amid popular demands to hold the negligent accountable and save government hospitals from repeating these disasters.
