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Dabarki victims seek livelihood loss
Three workers died and 18 others were injured when a minibus overturned while transporting them from Debaraki village in Menoufia Governorate, as they were heading to work in the grape farms before dawn. The main reasons for leaving were linked to seeking employment and securing their families' needs, as most of them earned daily wages around 200 Egyptian pounds. The families have endured the suffering of these workers—some mothers left their children to earn a living, an elderly person had to work despite their age, and others' families face financial obligations. The accident is considered a tragedy resulting from their necessity to leave their homes daily to seek income, despite the dangerous road conditions. The victims' families are calling for immediate medical assistance, and there remains a question about how to compensate those who have lost their primary sources of income.
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