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The General Authority for Communications and Information in Egypt confirmed that the claims made by the British newspapers "The Sun" and "Mirror" regarding the treatment of a British citizen at Sharm El-Sheikh International Hospital are false. The reports stated that the citizen underwent surgical treatment, which the hospital's official records deny. The records clarified that her treatment was limited to a CT scan conducted upon a doctor's request, with no admission to the emergency or surgical departments. Additionally, she did not file any complaints or requests for refunds. The statement emphasized that these reports lack verified facts and called on the newspapers to publish the full response to ensure the dissemination of accurate information to the public.
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