After the tiger attack, the license of lion trainer Anoussa Kota has been revoked.

Egyptian artist Tamer Abdel Moneim, head of the House of Folk and Performing Arts, announced the cancellation of the license granted to lion trainer Anoussa Kota following the circus incident in Tanta. He confirmed that an investigation into the incident is currently underway. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Reasons for permit cancellation Abdel Moneim explained that the Art House had granted permission to hold the circus in Tanta based on a number of conditions that the trainer had adhered to before the Art House's "Circus Committee." However, he indicated that investigations would reveal whether the trainer had complied with these conditions or not.

Investigations are ongoing at the Public Prosecution Office. Abdel Moneim indicated that the prosecution's investigations are still ongoing to verify the details of the incident and whether Anoussa Kota followed the required procedures. Based on the investigation's results, an appropriate decision will be made.

Circus permit conditions Abdel Moneim confirmed that the House of Folk Arts grants permits to circuses based on a pledge from officials to adhere to the necessary security requirements and procedures. These procedures will be verified by the prosecution in the Tanta circus incident. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Next steps in the investigation The Public Prosecution will continue to investigate the circumstances of the incident and determine whether all conditions were met. Until the truth is fully established, Anoussa Kouta's permit has been revoked.