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The South Cairo Court has concluded by mandating Uber Egypt to pay compensation of 10 million Egyptian pounds to the family of the girl, Habiba Elshama, who died after using a ride offered through the company's app. The driver involved was convicted of driving under the influence of drugs and attempting to kidnap her. The case includes violations of driver selection policies, drug and alcohol testing protocols, as well as the driver's misconduct, which led to her death. The court also confirmed Uber's responsibility for supervising its drivers and its failure to enforce legal requirements, resulting in significant material and moral damages to the parents. It noted that Uber Inc., the American company, bears no direct liability.
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