Minya seizes 521 antiquities from ancient eras
The Ministry of Interior forces in Minya successfully apprehended two individuals in possession of 521 diverse archaeological artifacts dating back to the Pharaonic, Greek, and Roman periods, which were intended for trafficking. Investigations revealed that the suspects were using their residence as a base for engaging in illegal excavation activities, and that the possession was for the purpose of sale and trade. The two suspects admitted to obtaining the artifacts through illegal digging and excavations in a mountainous area affiliated with the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. The seized items constitute part of Egypt's cultural heritage. Legal procedures have been taken against them. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal excavation and trafficking of antiquities in order to preserve Egypt's cultural heritage.
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