Investigations continued yesterday with the six detained journalists from "Metrasdish," remaining in pre-trial detention for 15 days following a public prosecution order. According to Hossam Bahgat, director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, which is primarily defending the journalists, the investigations mirrored those from two days prior, focusing on the platform’s editorial policy and the journalists’ professional backgrounds. A report from the “ النقابة” (Syndicate) alleging torture has been denied by the “الداخلية” (Interior Ministry). Despite the allegations, the journalists have not yet been presented for forensic medical examination by “الطب الشرعي” (Forensic Medicine). The case raises concerns about press freedom and due process in Egypt. The journalists' detention was ordered immediately after their presentation to the public prosecution.