"His Heart Stopped 3 Consecutive Times" Tarek Al-Amir Suffers from Back Pain

Egyptian actor Tarek Al-Amir, known for his distinctive roles in cinema and drama, has entered a critical phase of his health after suffering a sudden heart attack in recent hours.

He was immediately transferred to the intensive care unit, where his niece revealed that his heart stopped working three consecutive times, with the last stoppage being the most dangerous, lasting about 20 minutes before the medical team managed to revive him.

She added that Tarek had been suffering from back pain for some time without realizing it was related to a problem in one of his coronary arteries, which led to him falling into a coma. He is currently connected to breathing machines in the intensive care unit.

Dr. Ashraf Zaki, head of the Actors’ Syndicate, confirmed that Tarek Al-Amir’s condition is very critical, emphasizing that the syndicate is closely monitoring his health along with his family. He urged the public to pray for his speedy recovery, while fans and colleagues expressed their support and wishes for his return to the audience via social media platforms.

A Brilliant Career Despite Secondary Roles

Tarek Al-Amir has been a familiar face in drama and cinema since the 1990s, leaving a distinctive mark in his works despite sometimes playing minor roles. Among his notable works, he played the officer "Hany" in the film Elly Bali Bek with Mohamed Saad in 2003, and a police officer in Made in Egypt with Ahmed Helmy in 2014.

He also shone as "Abdel Monsef" in the film Asal Aswad (2010) alongside Ahmed Helmy, leaving a remarkable impression on audiences despite his limited screen time, making him one of the actors closest to the hearts of the public with love and loyalty.