A foreign worker was arrested for slapping the granddaughter of Mahmoud Abdel Aziz in a mall in Cairo

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An incident inside a children's play area in one of the famous malls in Sheikh Zayed City in Cairo turned into a case under investigation, after the daughter of Egyptian artist and producer Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Aziz was beaten, according to a report submitted to the Egyptian authorities, who arrested a Nigerian maid on suspicion of her involvement in the incident.

Egyptian security services arrested a domestic worker with Nigerian nationality, after she was accused of slapping the granddaughter of the late Egyptian artist Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, inside a children’s play area in a commercial center in Cairo.

The details of the incident began with the security services in the Giza Security Directorate receiving a report stating that the daughter of the artist, Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, had been assaulted and beaten by a foreign worker, while they were inside the children’s play area in one of the “malls” in Sheikh Zayed.

In turn, a security force moved to the location of the report, and the accused was taken into custody, while detectives listened to the statements of eyewitnesses, to determine the circumstances of the incident and the details of what happened inside the games area.

The security services wrote a report on the incident, notified the Public Prosecution, which initiated investigations, and decided to detain the accused pending investigations, while the competent authorities continue to examine the circumstances of the incident, in preparation for completing the necessary legal procedures.

The incident sparked widespread interaction on social media platforms, amid demands to strengthen oversight and safety measures within children’s play areas, and to hold accountable those responsible for the incident if the accusation against her is proven.