The Health Ministry denied on Monday claims made in a German documentary accusing Egypt of being an organ-trafficking hub, reports. The film, which aired in early August, quickly went viral on social media. The ministry claims the film is devoid of any reveal evidence to back the allegation, with much of the filming done outside of state hospitals rather than in. As recently as July, however, a total 41 defendants had been referred to trial on organ trafficking-related charges.
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