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Child Youssef case: fundraisers require medical review
The Ministry of Solidarity in Egypt issued a reassuring message regarding the collection of donations for humanitarian cases, particularly concerning the case of Youssef Fuad, a child suffering from spinal muscular atrophy. The ministry confirmed that all procedures follow strict legal protocols to ensure that donations reach those in need. Donations began after obtaining approval from the Ministry of Health and issuing an official license from the Ministry of Solidarity, which must be valid for one year and renewable. There is full supervision over the disbursement of funds to guarantee their use for treatment, with oversight by the ministry from the initial request until the funds are paid to the treating hospital. The ministry also emphasized that donations are collected through licensed banking channels, and the ministry directly intervenes to verify requests. Citizens and companies are urged to donate only after confirming the official license. It is worth noting that the campaign in Kafr El Sheikh successfully collected 173 million Egyptian pounds within 15 days to assist Youssef, whose total treatment cost is estimated at around 160 million pounds.
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