“Liskey’s Lie” … an Egyptian doctor falsifies the story of saving a “chicken” from death (full story)

A few days ago, the “Chicken Liskie” story topped the pages of social networking sites. Stories were spread about the humanity of a Swiss, whose “chicken” was severely broken, so a veterinarian rescued her in Safaga, and performed the first surgical operation on a chick in Egypt and the Middle East, which cost 7 thousand pounds . .

How did the story begin?

Dr. Mohamed Ahmed, the vet who treated a “whiskey” hen, said he performed the first operation on a chicken in Safaga: “The first time I performed an operation on a chick, he crossed many types of fractures in birds, but for the first time left for a chicken.

She added during her telephone interview with the program “Friday in Egypt”, broadcast by MBC Egypt, that she offered the Swiss tourist many options before performing the operation for the hen, but she rejected all options and adhered to the operation for her , and based on this the Egyptian doctor contacted some doctors in the Gulf to make sure that the operation was carried out or not, and I did.

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He continued: “For the Swiss, the chick is not just a pet, but for him a member of their family, the chick will need physiotherapy.”

He pointed out that the hen’s owner gives him medicines and performs natural treatments on a regular basis, commenting: “What is put in his heart is like honey.”

The doctor “Muhammad” did not remain silent at the time, but said that the operation cost 7 thousand pounds, and they were fitted with medical strips and pins and placed under observation.

What is the truth of the story?

Almost two days after the spread of the story of “The Chick Whiskey”, a Brazilian doctor revealed that he had performed the operation “Joy of Whiskey” 4 days ago, and revealed the lie of Safaga.

On “Instagram” the account of the Brazilian veterinarian Julio Arruda was published, who photographed the chick “Liskie” 4 days ago, before the story spread in Egypt. Abandon it to die.

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After revealing the truth about the “Whiskey” story, Dr. Mohamed Ahmed closed his phone and the clinic, as well as the clinic page on the social networking site “Facebook”.

For his part, Fathi Salmi Sahbi, director of the Directorate of Veterinary Medicine in the Red Sea, decided to form a medical committee to visit the clinic to make sure it had work licenses, and ordered an investigation of the incident to protect the profession of false and misleading accusations.

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