An Egyptian court upheld Monday death sentences against 10 people convicted over rioting that claimed 74 lives at a stadium in Port Said in 2012, judicial and security officials said.
The ruling by the Court of Cassation, which is final, excluded an 11th defendant who remains at large after his death penalty was also confirmed in June 2015 by another court.
The court also upheld sentences of life imprisonment for 10 people and five years for 12 others, including Port Said’s security chief at the time, said the officials who requested anonymity as they are unauthorised to speak to the media.
