After his concert accident in El Alamein, Mohamed Ramadan releases "Yalla"

Egyptian star Mohamed Ramadan released his latest song, "Yalla," hours after a major accident at his concert on the North Coast, which left one person dead and six others injured.

Mohamed Ramadan commented on the song's release, writing: "Please, no outbidding. This is a contract with a foreign company and I can't not release the song on time. No one appreciates his country, his men, or his fans more than I do."

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Mohamed Ramadan reveals new details about the North Coast accident. Egyptian artist Mohamed Ramadan broke his silence after the unfortunate accident that occurred during his concert at Golf Porto Marina on the North Coast, which resulted in the death of one crew member and the injury of others.

Ramadan reveals the truth about the accident after conflicting accounts In a new post on his Instagram account, Ramadan retracted his previous statements in which he described the incident as an "assassination attempt," explaining that the likely cause was a gas cylinder explosion as part of the fireworks effects, rather than a bomb as he had previously suggested.

Ramadan: I made sure the place was safe myself. Mohamed Ramadan explained in his post that Porto Marina's management conducted a comprehensive survey of the venue and the theater after the incident, stressing that he personally checked the measures taken to ensure the safety of the fans and the team. He added, "What happened was most likely fate," offering his condolences to the family of the deceased, Hossam, and praying for a speedy recovery for the injured.

Retraction of assassination attempt accusation The artist's latest statements came hours after he posted on Instagram describing the explosion as a "full-fledged assassination attempt," noting that the blast occurred right next to him on stage and left a mark on his ear. He said at the time, "The sound has nothing to do with the fireworks, I swear," but later deleted the post after the details of the incident became clear.

Media confirms: Fireworks fell on the audience According to local media reports, the accident occurred as a result of a malfunction in the fireworks' effects, which caused them to fall on some of the attendees, killing one person and injuring six others.

Videos circulating from the event documented the arrival of ambulances to transport the injured to El Alamein Hospital for medical care.