Khaberni - Egyptian artist Sameh Al-Sriti left the hospital today after a noticeable improvement in his health condition, following the health crisis he experienced over the past few days, which required his admission for medical care and close monitoring in a hospital.
Al-Sriti confirmed that his health has stabilized, expressing his gratitude to the medical team that oversaw his treatment, and to everyone who checked in on him and supported him throughout his illness.
Sameh Al-Sriti was admitted to the hospital last Tuesday after suffering a sudden health crisis, later identified as a brain clot, which required urgent medical intervention.
In this context, artist Ashraf Zaki, head of the acting professions union in Egypt, explained that the medical team handled the situation with high efficiency and professionalism, as the doctors successfully dissolved the clot in record time, contributing to the stabilization of the artist's health and overcoming the critical phase.
Sameh Al-Sriti is among the artists who have left a clear mark on the Egyptian artistic scene, boasting a long and diverse artistic career. He began his journey working in state theaters, was a member of the Youth Tunes group at the Musical Theater, and experimented with singing alongside his various artistic activities. Al-Sriti participated in a large number of theatrical works, as well as in television and cinema, combining theatrical and dramatic performance with professionalism.
Among the most prominent plays he participated in are: Love After Deliberation, Thirsty Girls, Ticket to Paradise, As You Like, Noon Stars, Ball World, Puppet Work, Knights' Dreams, and That of Resolve, works that contributed to establishing his name as one of the distinguished artists on the artistic scene.
