Mohammad Sha'ath, who served as the coordinator for the North Sinai file at the Embassy of the State of Palestine in Cairo.
Palestinian Embassy official killed in car accident in Egypt
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- Two die in North Sinai collision.
- Five others injured, including official's son.
- Injured victims taken to Al-Arish hospital.
A severe traffic collision on Friday morning in Egypt's North Sinai Governorate resulted in two deaths and left five others injured, according to local reports.
The fatal crash occurred between two vehicles along the new Lahfan–Al-Risa road near Al-Arish.
Among those killed were Mohammad Sha'ath, who served as the coordinator for the North Sinai file at the Embassy of the State of Palestine in Cairo, and his driver, Waleed Al-Nahhal.
Emergency response
Five individuals sustained injuries during the crash, including the son of the Palestinian Embassy coordinator.
Upon receiving the initial report of the accident, the North Sinai Ambulance Operations Room immediately dispatched six ambulances to the location.
Emergency personnel provided initial care and transported all five injured individuals to Al-Arish General Hospital, where they were admitted to receive necessary medical treatment in accordance with established Egyptian Ambulance Authority protocols.
