Khaberni - Eyewitness accounts from the neighbors of the artist Nevin Mandour, who passed away today inside her apartment in the Asafra Bahri area in the east of Alexandria, indicated that the deceased was sleeping at the time of the incident.
Health struggles before the incident and witnesses confirmed that the deceased artist had been suffering from health issues for some time, and had undergone surgery 10 days earlier, which made it difficult for her to move and complicated rescue efforts after the fire broke out.
The husband's plea for help and rescue efforts According to the neighbors' accounts, her husband tried to open the apartment's balcony as soon as the fire broke out and called for help from the neighbors and the ambulance, who immediately rushed to extinguish the fire and try to rescue the artist before it tragically turned out that she had died from smoke inhalation.
Rapid control of the fire Civil protection sources described the fire as confined, and it was quickly controlled without spreading to the rest of the apartment or adjacent units, while the public prosecution began investigating to ascertain the causes of the fire and the full circumstances.
The prosecution investigates the circumstances of the incident The public prosecution in Alexandria, today Wednesday, inspected the site of the fire that occurred inside the apartment of the artist Nevin Mandour in the Asafra Bahri area in the east of Alexandria, which resulted in her death from suffocation due to inhaling dense smoke arising from the burning of plastic materials while she was asleep.
Prosecution procedures and site inspection The prosecution moved to the artist's fourth-floor apartment in a 13-story residential tower to inspect the site of the fire and accurately determine the causes of its ignition, including examining the contents of the apartment, assessing the extent of the fire spread, and inspecting smoke detection and electrical safety devices at the site.
Medical report and determination of the cause of death Medical sources confirmed that the artist's death was a result of smoke inhalation, without any direct injuries or burns, and that the fire was confined and quickly controlled.
Directions for legal follow-up The prosecution confirmed the continuation of investigations, summoning witnesses and neighbors to understand the circumstances of the incident, and taking the necessary legal actions to determine responsibilities, with a detailed report on the causes of the fire and its circumstances being prepared.
