The game of death in Egypt takes the lives of children and a horrific video

Salwa Azzam2020-07-01Last update: 2020-07-01

The game of death hides behind laughter a great tragedy, after kites in Egypt, which spread widely during the ban period due to the spread of the Corona virus, have become a phenomenon that threatens the security and safety of Egyptian children.

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Because of this game, which some called the game of death, a child was killed, as a lifeless body fell from the roof of his house in the city of Al-Tal Al-Kabeer in Ismailia, east of the country, while the phenomenon caused the death of 18 others in the Marg area, east of Cairo.

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revealed Video A child named Hossam Ahmed Borai fell dead in the city of Al-Tal Al-Kabeer in Ismailia, while he was having fun with his colleagues on the roof of his house with a kite, the danger of these practices.

Behind the game lies tragedy

For his part, Khaled Abu Talib, a member of the Egyptian House of Representatives, said that he submitted a request for a briefing to Parliament to stop this phenomenon that has threatened the safety and lives of Egyptians, as it led to the death of 18 people in his district of Al-Marj, east of Cairo, including children.

He added that the phenomenon has become worrying, in addition to that its prices have doubled, exaggeratedly, and range between 500 and 800 pounds per plane.

stop selling the game

As the member of Parliament explained in his request for briefing to Parliament that the game of kites was in the past one of the most important games and one of the manifestations of celebrations, but with the tremendous technological development, it has become a danger to the lives of children, and also causes a danger to national security, because it has become used It has modern and compact photographic equipment.

He pointed out that there were several accidents that occurred as a result of kites, including falling from the top of real estate and others by electric shock, calling to stop selling and trading them, and criminalizing their practitioners.