Two workers at a morgue in one of Cairo's hospitals decided to sell the body of a child for 200 Egyptian pounds to fulfill a strange request from someone who wanted to bury their grandmother.
The story began when a mother took her young son to Al-Salam Hospital for a medical examination. There, the doctors informed her that the child was suffering from a rare disease and needed to be hospitalized for treatment. The mother agreed and left her son at the hospital for care. After two weeks, when she visited, the mother could not find her child, as the medical staff informed her that her son had died from his illness.
When the mother went to the morgue, she was shocked to discover that her child's body was missing. She immediately filed a report with the Second Al-Salam Police Station, revealing that two morgue workers had sold the child's body to a person for 200 pounds. This individual had come to the morgue looking for the body of a recently deceased child to bury alongside his grandmother, believing that the child's body would illuminate her grave and provide her company.
