Al-Marsad newspaper: Informed sources within Egypt’s Ministry of Supply have revealed details of the involvement of a shopkeeper, his son and another employee in Egypt’s biggest restaurant bribery case, seizing £60m a month from financial support funds.
The sources said in statements to “Cairo 24” that traders and owners of my association’s outlets in downtown and Sherbin city presented a memorandum to Minister of Supply, Ali Moselhi, accusing a woman and her son , who works as a branch auditor and branch secretary, of stealing £60 million a month from food subsidy funds.
The sources indicated that the supply minister has decided to transfer the memorandum to the relevant authorities within the ministry to take the necessary steps and clarify the truth about what is there or not.
The sources indicated that among the violations in these facts is that the so-called “SS” manages the branch, although he has no capacity in the Jumla Sherbin branch and is not a custodian or branch manager. I, who works in the same branch , and as for MA, that doesn’t actually exist in the branch.
