A video circulating on social media recently went viral, in which a woman alleged that young women in Egypt were being kidnapped and their organs harvested. The shocking claims quickly ignited outrage and fear across the country, with many demanding immediate action from authorities.
Egyptian Ministry of Interior Refutes False Claims
In response to the widespread panic, the Egyptian Ministry of Interior released an official statement on Friday, debunking the rumors. The statement categorically rejected the allegations made in the video, which claimed that young women in Qena had been abducted and left without organs near a hospital. It also mentioned supposed female gangs involved in drugging and abducting young women.
Details of the Investigation and Confession
The Ministry’s statement revealed that the woman who posted the video was identified and taken into custody. Upon questioning, she admitted to fabricating the story in order to gain more viewers and generate financial profit. The authorities clarified that there were no such incidents of kidnappings or organ harvesting taking place in the region.
Legal Action Taken Against the Suspect
As a result of her false claims, legal measures were initiated against the woman for spreading misinformation. The Ministry emphasized the importance of verifying information before sharing it, especially when it can cause unnecessary panic and harm to society.
