06:53 PM
Monday, December 19, 2022
Alexandria – Mohamed Amer:
Alexandria University, headed by Dr. Abdel Aziz Qansouh, President of the University, mourned the two students, Adham Sameh and Ali Amr, from the Faculty of Physical Education for Boys, who died today, Monday, following a painful accident.
And the university added in a statement: “We ask the Almighty to bless the deceased with the abundance of His mercy and to dwell them in His spacious gardens, and to inspire their families and colleagues patience and solace.”
While the Student Union of Alexandria University issued a statement saying: “Oh God, grant patience to their families and loved ones, force their brokenness, have mercy on them, and make them among the people of the right, the missionaries.
In a related context, the College of Physical Education, Boys, mourned the two students in a statement that said, “God has what He takes, and He has what He gives, and everything He has has a fixed term. We mourn the death of our students, who passed away today morning as a result of a painful accident while they were attending the college.” .
For his part, Dr. Muhammad Bilal, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Education for Boys, Alexandria University, said that the two students were on their way to the college to take the practical exam, indicating that everyone felt sad for their loss.
The dean of the college added that he was unable to inform their family because of the shock of the situation and the accident, saying: “I entrusted the vice dean with that, offering them my sincere condolences for the loss of two of the best young men.”
Two students at the Faculty of Physical Education, Alexandria University, were killed today, Monday, when they were run over by the wheels of a transport vehicle while they were riding a motorcycle on Street 25 in the Toson area in the second Montazah neighborhood, east of Alexandria.
Major General Khaled Al-Barawi, Assistant Minister and Director of Alexandria Security, received a second notification from Al-Montazah Police Station stating that a transport vehicle had collided with a motorcycle on Street 25 in Tuson.
The officers of the department, accompanied by the ambulance, moved to the scene of the accident, and it was found that a transport car collided with a motorcycle in which two students from the Faculty of Physical Education were traveling in the aforementioned street, which resulted in their death, and the two bodies were transported to the morgue.
An administrative report has been issued at Al-Montazah Police Station, and it is being presented to the Public Prosecution Office for investigation
