Report from Rashid: Where was the state when hundreds drowned?
“The government knew since 4 am that we were sinking, but they did nothing.”
Pesha Magid is a reporter at Mada Masr. She has previously published work at Egyptian Streets, Tunisia Live, Your Middle East and Egypt Today. She is graduate of the University of Edinburgh with a Master of Arts in Arabic.
“The government knew since 4 am that we were sinking, but they did nothing.”
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