Talk:2008 Duweika, Cairo Rockslide
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[edit ]Added citations to the last sentence of the article which was missing. "In May 2010, a court found Mahmoud Yassin, a Cairo deputy governor, guilty of negligence and sentenced him for 5 years of imprisonment. Seven other officials were sentenced to 3 years each."[1]
Also added the information: "According to Amnesty International, authorities failed to evacuate the impoverished residents and provide them with temporary or alternative housing. People living in areas deemed unsafe in Al-Duwayqa and Ezbet Bekhit were forced out in a manner which breached the international standards that states must observe while carrying out evictions." [2]
Linked to the article Amnesty International [3] Jdauph2 (talk) 07:37, 29 April 2016 (UTC) [reply ]