Egyptian MTPL Company Opens Tanta Branch to Process Compensation for Dabaa Axis Victims

The Egyptian Motor Third-Party Liability Insurance Company has activated compensation procedures for the horrific Dabaa Axis accident, directing its executive director to open the Tanta branch for document submission. Tuesday's midday collision killed 9 people and injured 8 others, with mandatory insurance coverage now set at EGP 100,000 per death case under the new policy.

Fatal Collision Details on Dabaa Axis

The crash occurred in the Ras El-Hekma area of Matrouh governorate, involving 3 vehicles including a minibus, a microbus carrying workers, and a heavy truck. Initial inspection revealed that the driver losing control of the steering wheel caused the collision. The company moved immediately to verify the validity of mandatory insurance policies for all involved vehicles.

Compensation Process and Payout Procedures

Ibrahim Labib, the executive director, ordered field teams from headquarters and the Tanta branch to directly contact victims' families and the injured. Tanta branch serves as the closest location to the accident site. It begins accepting notifications and required documents immediately. Settlement procedures will commence once the Public Prosecution issues its official record and legal description.

Compensation amounts are clearly defined: EGP 100,000 for each death case, while injury compensation depends on the disability percentage determined by the competent medical committee. The company reaffirms its commitment to full support and streamlined procedures for swift payouts. Families of the deceased or injured can visit headquarters or any branch to submit the necessary paperwork.

Document Submission Addresses

The main headquarters is at 44 Abdel Moneim Riyad Street, branching from Al-Batal Ahmed Abdel Aziz Street in Mohandessin, Giza, phone: 02(33047949). The Tanta branch is located at 42 Al-Bahr Street, City Mall Tower, 7th floor, Gharbia governorate. The company renews its call for drivers to adhere to traffic safety procedures, including maintaining appropriate speeds, doubling following distance, and avoiding distractions.