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Thief, electrician face trouble over fuse blasts
In May 2026, an electrician named Sayed stole three aluminum fuses from an electrical cabinet at the Belgian ambassador's villa in the Omraneya area of Giza Island, believing it was uninhabited. He managed to sell them for 80 Egyptian pounds without knowing they belonged to the diplomatic villa. After the power was cut off from the villa for several hours, the electricity company discovered that the fuses were missing, which raised suspicions of theft. Surveillance cameras confirmed Sayed's involvement. Sayed admitted to the Public Prosecution Office that he had stolen and sold the fuses. An Egyptian Criminal Court sentenced him to three years in prison, while the scrap dealer was acquitted of all charges.
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