Mummy mystery

Going to Egypt as a travel show host. I am the first Bangladeshi to host such a travel show, also a woman. Al Jazeera's special travel show has a total of 10 episodes. The budget is 1.5 million. We arrived at Cairo Airport from Istanbul's Kamal Ataturk Airport. Cairo, the capital of Egypt, is a wonderful city. Civilization on the banks of the Nile. The Nile is the largest river in the world. Uganda, South Sudan, entered Egypt via Sudan. There have been many storms over the Nile in the past. Ancient Egyptian civilization developed here thousands of years ago. My party and I entered Cairo. The city of Cairo has an extensive road network and subway. The communication system is good. We entered a restaurant in Cairo just before 1pm. I ordered food. Including me, 4 members of my team are women and 3 are men. Our show producer is with us. The food on the table came hot. Cooking chicken in Egyptian style, shik khabab and moghlai parota. I was surprised to see Moghlai Parota in an Egyptian restaurant. Later I came to know that Moghlai Parota is very famous in Egypt. I ate and left for the mosque. Many mosques here have separate prayers for women. Prayers were offered at Aslam Hotel. I rested till evening.

After the Maghrib prayers, Berulam Al Azhar University for the purpose. Al-Azhar University is one of the best examples of Fatimid rule. My camera crew was filming and I was describing Al Azhar University. Former Egyptian dictator Gamal Abdel Nasser joined Al-Azhar University in 1971 in addition to subjects other than religion, such as mathematics and English. Many of Al Azhar University's buildings are modern. Many ancient books of the world are preserved here. University authorities provide photocopies of these to readers. I came back from Al Azhar University at 9 pm. The next morning I ate breakfast and went out again. This time the destination is the pyramids of Egypt. Which includes the Seven Wonders. Many pyramids are located on the Giza Plateau on the outskirts of Cairo. We reached the front of the pyramid. An Egyptian researcher showed us around the pyramid. As of 2006, 138 pyramids have been discovered in Egypt. The pyramids are the tombs of the ancient Egyptian rulers Pharaoh and their wives. The largest pyramid is the Khufur Pyramid. It was built in 5000 BC. The height of Khufur pyramid is 481 feet. It is established on an area of ​​655 square feet. It took 20 years for 1 lakh workers to build the Khufur Pyramid. The pyramid is made of 2 lakh pieces of stone. One piece of stone weighed about 60 tons. The pieces of stone were about 30 to 40 feet long. We went out and saw the pyramid.

This time our destination is the Egyptian Museum known as the Museum of Cairo. The Cairo Museum houses ancient Egyptian artefacts, hieroglyphic inscriptions, and various artefacts. The Cairo Museum also houses the mummies of Pharaoh Ukhunatun of Egypt and his wife, Queen Nefertiti. For the 5th episode of our show, we asked the museum authorities for permission to scan the mummies of Ukhunatun and Nefertiti with a video and a 3D scanner. The museum authorities did not allow us to protect the historical objects. We continued talking. After failing in the evening, I came back to the hotel. After trying the same thing for two days in a row, we failed again. On the third day, after burning a lot of wood, we were allowed to video and scan the mummy. We bought the best scanner from America for 200,000 to scan the high quality of the mummy. By 10 a.m. we were standing in front of the mummy box. The box was opened. We also did a video and scan of Ukhunatun. Nefertiti's mummy was also unveiled. After opening the mummy of Nefertithi, it was seen that the mummy of Nefertithi had disappeared. And there is no gold ornament next to Nefertiti's mummy. Museum authorities called police. The police came and talked to us. Police investigating officer Al Mamun al-Misri said the arrow of suspicion for missing the mummy's head was aimed at you, Miss Sabina. Continued.

[This is fiction story, not real]