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Professor Somoum Questions Child's Death from Ice Cream
The media and social media platforms have circulated the news of a child's death from Port Said resulting from the ingestion of the drug "amphetamine" (Ice drug), which caused severe brain hemorrhage and cardiac arrest. A professor of toxicology and addiction at Cairo University’s Faculty of Medicine confirmed that the test results have not yet precisely identified the type of drug involved. He noted that symptoms of Ice include high fever, convulsions, and agitation, whereas it does not directly cause cardiac arrest. He pointed out that the drug is usually inhaled, which undermines the theory that the child consumed the substance from a bottle handed to him by another person. The investigation into the cause of death is still ongoing, and the case remains a subject of widespread debate and discussion.
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