She stated Dakhila Prosecution In Alexandria, the bodies of 6 victims of the fire that broke out in a villa designated for the treatment of addiction were buried in the Bitash area of the Al-Ajami neighborhood, after the health inspector completed the medical examination on them.-
The Dekheila Prosecution Office, under the supervision of Counselor Mohamed Abdel Salam, the first public attorney for the Alexandria Appeals Prosecution, opened this evening, Wednesday, extensive investigations, after the death of 6 people after a fire broke out in one of the villas designated for the treatment of addiction in the Bitash area of the Al-Ajami neighborhood in Alexandria.
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The head of the Dekheila Prosecution Office in Alexandria, Mahmoud Zaghloul, decided to delegate forensic experts to inspect the fire, find out its causes, determine its beginning and end, and quickly conduct investigations of the investigations about the incident.
Zaghloul also decided to inquire from the Free Treatment Department at the Directorate of Health Affairs in Alexandria about permits for practicing treatment for examination, industrial safety licenses and the extent to which occupational safety requirements are followed.
A fire broke out in a villa designated for the treatment of addiction in Al-Bitash, Al-Ajami neighborhood, west of Alexandria, resulting in the death of 6 people, one person suffocated, and he was immediately treated.
The Alexandria Security Directorate received a notification that a fire broke out in Villa No. 27, Street 13 off Hanafia Street in the Agamy neighborhood, west of the city, resulting in the death of 6 cases, and one person suffocated.
Immediately, ambulances and civil protection personnel rushed, and the fire was under control, and after inspection it was found that the villa consists of two floors, and is designated for psychological treatment and addiction, and it treats 45 individuals.
A report on the incident was edited and referred for presentation to the competent prosecution. The deceased were transferred to the Dekheila department temporarily until the prosecution obtained permission to transfer them to the Kom al-Dikka morgue.
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