Kafr Dawoud Accident in Menoufia: Egyptian Insurer Starts Compensation Procedures for Victims' Families
A minibus overturning on the Kafr Dawoud road in Menoufia governorate killed two people and injured 17 others. The Egyptian Motor Third-Party Liability Insurance Pool moved quickly to assist the victims' families and process compensation. Death compensation is set at EGP 100,000, while injury payouts depend on the assessed disability percentage. Documents can be submitted at the headquarters, regional branches, or online.
A horrific crash shook Quesna district. A minibus overturned on the Kafr Dawoud road in front of the Bariqat village in Menoufia governorate, killing two people and injuring 17 others in an incident that prompted an immediate response from all concerned authorities. The Egyptian Motor Third-Party Liability Insurance Pool directed its officials to follow up on the accident's aftermath and cooperate with the victims' families and the injured.
Swift Action by the Egyptian Insurance Pool
Ibrahim Labib, the executive director of the pool, assigned all officials at the headquarters and branches to monitor the incident's developments closely. Full cooperation with the affected families is now the top priority. The pool pledged to provide the necessary support and guidance to facilitate compensation disbursement procedures and answer all inquiries from those affected.
Compensation Value and Calculation Method
EGP 100,000 is the full compensation for each death case. The pool confirmed this figure, explaining that the compulsory insurance policy covers deaths and injuries resulting from car accidents. For injuries, compensation is determined according to the disability percentage approved by the medical committee and specialized medical authorities, under the provisions of the law — a precise process that takes time to complete all reports.
Where and How to Submit Documents
Citizens and families of victims are required to submit their documents as soon as they obtain them. Procedures can be initiated at the headquarters located at 44 Abdel Moneim Riad Street, branching from El-Batal Ahmed Abdel Aziz Street in Mohandessin, Giza, or through the branches in Tanta, Minya, and Ismailia. An electronic option is also available for submitting documents and starting procedures remotely.
A Warning Message to All Drivers
This accident is a stark reminder of road dangers. The pool issued an urgent appeal to drivers to adhere to speed limits and increase safe following distances. Avoiding distractions while driving and performing regular vehicle maintenance aren't luxuries but necessities. It also stressed the need for extreme caution when approaching accident sites or sudden traffic congestion — safety starts from behind the wheel.
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