Egypt arrests two Kuwaitis accused of throwing Moroccan woman from Cairo hotel
Dubai: Egyptian authorities have arrested two Kuwaiti men for allegedly throwing a Moroccan woman from an upper floor of a prominent Cairo hotel following a dispute over private videos, according to local media reports. The woman suffered multiple fractures and bruises after falling from a room at the InterContinental Cairo Semiramis, a hotel in Downtown Cairo. She was taken to hospital, where…
Egyptian authorities have arrested two Kuwaiti men accused of throwing a Moroccan woman from an upper floor of the InterContinental Cairo Semiramis hotel, according to local media reports. The woman, who suffered multiple fractures and bruises, is currently in intensive care at a hospital. The incident allegedly occurred following a dispute over private videos she had allegedly recorded of the men.
The two suspects were apprehended at Cairo International Airport while attempting to leave the country. Prosecutors have ordered them to be held for four days pending further investigation, but conflicting accounts from investigators and the woman's lawyer have emerged. The woman's lawyer claims the men threw her from the sixth floor of the hotel, while investigators suggest she may have jumped or been pushed from the third floor.
Surveillance footage reportedly shows the suspects leaving the woman's room after her fall. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek to establish the exact circumstances of the incident.
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