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Wednesday, 21 December 2016

Death toll of attack on the Coptic Cathedral rises to 27

Ten-year-old Maggie Mamoun has succumbed to injuries she sustained in the terrorist attack on the Coptic Cathedral in Cairo, becoming yesterday the 27th person to die as a result of the attack. “The little girl, Maggie Mamoun, became the face of the Coptic community’s grief in the days following the horrific bombing, with photos of the smiling child circulating on social media, along with prayer requests,” the Associated Press says. “Maggie’s friends and family say she was an avid volleyball player, a ballet dancer and an actress in religious films made by local TV stations. Her volleyball coach, Mohammed Abdu, said she helped her team defeat a rival at a match on Friday. ‘She told me ‘If we win, I will dance.’ She loved dancing,’ Abdu said. ‘Now she is in God’s hands,’” Maggie Michael had written.

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