Egyptian Authorities Crack Down on Fake Educational Institutions and Counterfeit Books
Egypt's security forces have shut down two unlicensed educational institutions and a printing press, seizing 22,000 counterfeit textbooks and documents.
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Egypt's security forces have shut down two unlicensed educational institutions and a printing press, seizing 22,000 counterfeit textbooks and documents.
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