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A state of sadness was imposed on social networks and the friends and loved ones of Muhammad Al-Qassas, an education teacher, after his death yesterday as a result of his infection with the new Corona virus at the Kafr Al-Dawar General Hospital, and is the owner of the famous video “Help us Mr. Facebook from inside Sadr Damanhour Hospital in Al-Buhaira Governorate.”
Ahmed Ragab commented on the deceased’s page: “My beloved, how beautiful is your voice when you recite the Holy Quran, God is the matter before and after, and God is the eye to weep, and the heart must be humbled, and I am in the separation of Professor Muhammad al-Qassas. We will return to him, may God have mercy on him and dwell in his breadth, and inspire his family and his family with patience and consolation, the eye must cry, the heart must be humble, and by your farewell, my beloved, we are of mourning.
The young teacher, Muhammad al-Qassas, died inside Kafr al-Dawar General Hospital, which is designated for quarantine for those infected with the emerging corona virus, and to which he was transferred from Sadr Damanhour Hospital, where he was being treated for the emerging corona virus.
Muhammad Al-Qassas came out on a live broadcast from inside the Al-Sadr Hospital in Damanhur in Al-Buhaira governorate, complaining about the lack of oxygen in the hospital, saying: “We are short of oxygen. We are in Sadr Hospital. Damanhur We are short of oxygen Madam Minister … Oh Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Health, please help us Madam Minister.
Watch the original news to see a live video of Damanho Sadr Hospital from here.
Dr. Mahmoud Talha appeared in a video on the official website of the Health Directorate denying the existence of a lack of oxygen at Sadr Damanhur Hospital at the time of the video, confirming that there were 16 thousand liters of oxygen in the hospital’s oxygen tank. .
See the response of the Undersecretariat of the Ministry of Health to a video from here.
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