Egyptian child's school death prompts concern
An 11-year-old child mysteriously died in Port Said due to severe brain hemorrhage after being exposed to the addictive substance amphetamine inside the school, according to a medical report that confirmed a positive test for the drug and negative results for other substances. The child's mother denied any drug use, suggesting he may have been unknowingly poisoned through the substance being secretly placed in his water bottle by an unknown person. Doctors explained that the child had a mild congenital brain defect that contributed to his death when the substance entered his body. Security authorities continue their investigation to determine how the substance reached him within the school campus, amid widespread calls to stop such crimes and hold those responsible accountable.
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