Tuesday 02/December/2025 – 04:55 AM
Investigations into the incident of a father throwing his daughter from the third floor of a house in the Shubra Al-Kheima area, Qalyubia Governorate, revealed new details.
Investigations reveal details of the incident where a father threw his daughter from the third floor in Shubra El Kheima
Investigations revealed that the father threw his daughter from the balcony of the apartment located on the third floor of a real estate in Shubra El Kheima, because he wanted to end her engagement to someone, while the girl refused to do so, and a verbal altercation occurred between them that developed into her being pushed from the balcony of the house.
Investigations confirmed that the girl was taken to the hospital with various fractures and bruises. She admitted that she had fallen from the balcony of the apartment located on the third floor of a real estate in Shubra El Kheima. She explained that her father was the one who pushed her and that the security services were able to catch him.
And I managed Security services The Ministry of the Interior was able to reveal the circumstances of what was reported to the First Shubra El Kheima Police Department in the Qalyubia Security Directorate from one of the hospitals that she had received a resident worker in the department’s department with various fractures and bruises, and her claim that she had fallen from a high place.
A father was arrested for throwing his daughter from the third floor in Shubra Al-Kheima
By moving, examining, and asking the injured person, she accused her father of assaulting her by beating her and pushing her from the balcony of the apartment where they live, located on the third floor of the department, because there were disagreements between them due to his desire to end her engagement to a person residing in the department, and by asking him, he confirmed the above.
The father of the injured woman, a tuk-tuk driver with criminal information, was arrested, and when confronted, he confessed to committing the incident as referred to.
Legal measures were taken.
