Cairo-Alexandria Agriculture Road Crash: Names of Victims and Injured at Qaha Bridge

Five people died and 11 others sustained injuries when a pickup truck collided with a microbus on the Cairo-Alexandria Agricultural Road atop the Qaha Bridge in Qalyubia Governorate heading toward Cairo, Youm7 reported.

Security Forces Clear Wreckage to Reopen Qaha Bridge

The Qalyubia Security Directorate received notification from the head of the General Directorate of Qalyubia Investigations regarding the crash on the Qaha Bridge. Security forces led by the head of the Qaha Police Station alongside deputies rushed to the scene alongside several ambulances dispatched to transport casualties. Traffic police cleared and set aside the wreckage to reopen the roadway for travelers and prevent traffic delays. Authorities initiated legal procedures, and competent authorities launched an investigation to determine the causes and circumstances of the collision.

Casualty Figures And Discrepancies In Reporting

Youm7 documented 5 fatalities and 11 injuries resulting from the bridge collision. Al-Nahar reported a higher toll of 7 fatalities and 12 injuries from the same incident.

Hospital records list the injured individuals as Omar Emad Sultan, 20, from Qanater El-Khairia; Ziad Salah Eid, 19, from Al-Saff in Giza; Ashraf Reda El-Hanafy, 37, from Mit Ghamr; Shahd Sharif, 20, from Qanater El-Khairia; Farah Emad Ramadan, 20, from Qanater El-Khairia; Mohamed Ahmed Ghanima (also cited as Mohamed Ahmed Shanab), 19, from Menoufia; Menna Gamal Ibrahim, 28, from Shalqan, Qanater El-Khairia; Raghda Mohamed Mostafa, 28, from Shebin El-Kom; Safaa Gabr, 30, from Al-Talbiya, Giza; Youssef Abdel Moez Mohamed (also cited as Youssef Abdel Aziz Mohamed), 20, from Abu Al-Nomros; and Amir Abdel Fattah Abdel Ghaffar (also cited as Amir Abdel Fattah Abdel Qaffar), 33, from Menoufia.

Identified Deceased Transferred To The Morgue

Authorities identified the deceased victims as Hanaa Badr Abdel Maksoud, 57, from Dar El-Salam, Cairo; Seham Badr Abdel Maksoud, 50, from Dar El-Salam, Cairo; Yasmine Wael Ibrahim, 20, from Qanater El-Khairia; Saga Mahmoud Atef, 7, from Shebin El-Kom; and Roa Walid El-Sherbiny, 22, from Qalyub. Al-Nahar omitted Yasmine Wael Ibrahim from its published fatality list while recording the remaining four names.