Minya to close unlicensed sports facilities after child drowning
The article focused on the efforts of the Youth and Sports Directorate in Minya Governorate to combat the spread of unlicensed sports facilities, following the drowning of a child in an unlicensed swimming pool in Samalout Center. It emphasized that the measures include closing such facilities—such as swimming pools, halls, and playgrounds—that operate without proper licenses, in accordance with Sports Law No. 71 of 2017 and relevant ministerial resolutions. These steps come after the death of 12-year-old Ziad Mahmoud Nasser Said, who drowned in an unlicensed swimming pool. Reports confirmed that the cause of death was asphyxia due to drowning, with no criminal suspicion. The competent authorities have been instructed to take the necessary legal action to shut down the violating facilities, aiming to protect citizens and prevent the recurrence of similar incidents.
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