Kheri Hassan recalls toughest moment broadcasting Sadat’s death
Journalist Khairy Hassan spoke about the most challenging professional situations he faced during his career in media. He mentioned that he once wrote a script about a deceased person without knowing of their death, which taught him the importance of accuracy and credibility in journalism. He also revealed that he was unable to broadcast the news of President Anwar Sadat's death; instead, he only announced his injury to his shoulder, in accordance with the instructions at the time. Additionally, he recounted other incidents, such as the Republican Guard arresting a person carrying a tape discussing "the Islamic State," and he shared his feelings during his last news bulletin reading, where he didn't think about retirement. He also shared a humorous moment from his early days, involving a barber who claimed to have earned five pounds from him for every news story.
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