Returning from Britain: some treat the officers inappropriately ... and free food and accommodations

Dr. Iman Baybars, President of the Association for the Advancement and Development of Women, commented on what was raised about the health isolation of some of those coming from abroad from Britain, explaining that what happened was inappropriate and that some people dealt with police officers inappropriately.

Iman Baybars added, during a phone call to a program from Egypt, presented by the media Amr Khalil, and broadcast on the CBC satellite channel, that the returnees entered a wonderful five-star hotel, located in the Cairo airport area, equipped with everything and there was drinking water.

 

Iman Baybars added that those who published pictures of food lied, food and water were free and food was good rice and chicken at dinner, and lunch was sandwiches, noting that a nurse came twice daily to perform a medical examination, and we did not pay anything at all.

President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, decided that the Viva Egypt Fund would bear the quarantine expenses of the Egyptians who have returned from abroad so far.

Osama Haikal, Minister of State for Information, said that President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi directed the Long Live Egypt Fund to bear the cost of residing the Egyptians who have returned from abroad so far in quarantine in hotels .

Heikal added, "The decision includes the Egyptians who have already returned over the past two days, because they were unaware of the issuance of this decision before their return, and that the quarantine period will be 14 days as scheduled until now ."

The Minister of Information added, "What happened in the past two days at the airports was not good, so President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi intervened to direct the Long Live Egypt Fund, to bear the cost of quarantine for the returnees so far to Egypt, stressing that the coming period will be few numbers coming to Egypt because air traffic I totally stopped most countries . "