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Egyptian killed over misinterpreted phone call

An abusive call sparked a brawl, also leaving 2 injured



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Cairo: A young Egyptian was killed and two members of his family injured in a brawl with neighbours over a misinterpreted call on the phone in a Delta village, a local newspaper has reported.

The brawl erupted in the village in the Sharqiya governorate, north of Cairo, after a woman, while buying groceries from a local store, heard a man from the victims’ family swearing at another during the call, Al Shoruk added.

The woman thought the insults were aimed at her and informed her family who reacted angrily.

A brawl broke out between both sides, during which a 25-year-old man, named Rami Nabil, was fatally stabbed.

His father and brother were also injured in the violence with the woman’s family, the report said.

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Police arrested suspects and an investigation got underway.

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