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Egyptian teenager drowns after rescuing six at Alexandria beach

Eighteen-year-old Ziad Mohamed Ahmed saved six people from drowning at Alexandria’s Al-Bitash beach before losing his life to strong currents.

Egyptian teenager drowns after rescuing six at Alexandria beach

Eighteen-year-old Ziad Mohamed Ahmed tragically drowned at Alexandria’s Al-Bitash beach while attempting to rescue six people who were in distress. Ziad, hailing from the Dekheila district, saw the individuals struggling in a non-designated swimming area and bravely entered the water to pull them to safety. Despite his heroic efforts, strong currents overpowered him as he tried to return to shore, resulting in his untimely death.

Alexandria’s Central Administration for Tourism and Resorts expressed deep sorrow over the loss of Ziad, noting that the beach where the incident occurred is closed and not meant for swimming. The administration extended condolences to Ziad’s family, praying for comfort during this difficult time.

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