Saad Al-Saghir Ordered to Stand Trial for 4 Days Pending Drug Charges

Egyptian investigative authorities have ordered singer Saad Al-Saghir to stand trial for 4 days pending drug charges after he was found in possession of banned electronic cigarettes at Cairo International Airport.

As part of the investigation, authorities ordered the singer to undergo a medical examination and provide a sample for analysis to determine the presence of illicit substances.

According to Egyptian customs authorities, the singer was detained at Cairo airport after customs officials discovered 9 e-cigarette packages containing marijuana in his possession.

The incident occurred when the singer was attempting to exit the airport after arriving on a flight from the United States. Customs officials became suspicious of the singer’s behavior and conducted a search of his luggage, which led to the discovery of the banned substances.

The singer claimed that he was unaware that the substances were prohibited in Egypt, stating that they were sold openly in the United States. However, this claim has not been verified, and the investigation is ongoing.

The incident has sparked widespread attention, particularly given the singer’s recent performance in the United States. The outcome of the trial is currently unknown, but the singer’s detention has raised concerns about the prevalence of illicit substances among celebrities.