Collision with a Minibus Car Fully Ignites, Judges’ Bodies Burned

The Eastern Desert Road in Mallawi, Minya Governorate, witnessed a tragic accident on Sunday evening, claiming the lives of four judicial advisors from Deirout Primary Court, while two others sustained varying injuries.

Sources indicated that the judges were returning from an official mission at the First Civil Court of Deirout when their car collided with a minibus, causing the car to ignite completely and the judges’ bodies to burn inside.

Examination of Surveillance Cameras The Public Prosecution continues its investigation under supervision, summoning road officials for statements and requesting completion of police inquiries regarding the routes of both vehicles before the accident. Surveillance cameras around the site were also checked to determine the circumstances accurately.

Within legal procedures, the prosecution formed a technical committee from the traffic department to inspect the minibus, ensuring whether human error or negligence caused the incident. The bodies were authorized for burial after the forensic report was completed, while investigations continue with the minibus driver and other injured parties.

Terrifying Collision Initial investigations revealed that the car carrying the judges was heading north, while the minibus was moving in the opposite direction, resulting in a catastrophic collision.

The accident triggered widespread grief on Egyptian social media, where users shared photos and emotional comments, expressing deep condolences to the families of the deceased judges and praising their professional and humanitarian legacy.