A total of 38 people sustained injuries as a result of a fire incident that occurred at the Egyptian Police Headquarters.

According to the health ministry, a significant fire broke out at a police headquarters in the city of Ismailia, Egypt, on Monday, October 2. The incident resulted in injuries to a minimum of 38 people before the fire was successfully extinguished.

According to a police spokesperson, a portion of the people who sustained injuries received medical attention at the incident location, while the remaining people were subsequently transferred to a medical facility.

According to officials, the precise cause of the fire at the building in Ismailia was not immediately ascertainable.

A minimum of 50 ambulances and two aircraft were dispatched to the location.

A total of 38 individuals sustained injuries as a result of a fire incident that occurred at the Egyptian Police Headquarters.

According to the health ministry's report, out of the 26 people who were brought to a nearby hospital, 24 of them had experienced "asphyxiation" and the remaining two had sustained burns. An additional twelve individuals received medical attention at the location.

According to a statement from the Ministry, Interior Minister Mahmoud Tawfik has initiated an inquiry into the factors contributing to the fire incident. Additionally, he has requested a comprehensive evaluation of the building's structural integrity, referred to as a "structural safety review."

A total of 38 people sustained injuries as a result of a fire incident that occurred at the Egyptian Police Headquarters.

Official statements regarding the number of law enforcement officers and individuals in custody present within the premises for the duration of the night have not been disclosed by the relevant authorities.