How Did Moustafa Abou-Eid Die? Melbourne E-Scooter Rider Died After Lost His Control In Pascoe Vale

How Did Moustafa Abou-Eid Die? Melbourne E-Scooter Rider Died After Lost His Control In Pascoe Vale:- A few days back a young man from Melbourne died tragically after involving in an e-scooter accident. Now deceased’s family is pleading for e-scooters to be banned in the city. As per the source, a young boy passed away tragically while he was riding an e-scooter in the city. Now his family has come fore to plea that e-scooters should be banned. Meanwhile, the Victoria Police have ramped up their focus on e-scooters and started levying fines on the riders. But who was the man who died in the e-scooter accident and what was his name? In the further sections, we have discussed the victim’s tragic accident that is making noise on the internet. Kindly scroll down the page and read more about this topic.

How Did Moustafa Abou-Eid Die?

As mentioned, Victoria Police are cracking down on e-scooters as serious injuries and fatal accidents are rising. Recently, a young e-scooter rider passed away in hospital overnight after battling for more than a week. Reportedly, he sustained fatal injuries in a crash after losing control of the e-scooter.  That caused him to sustain life-threatening injuries. Now it has been reported that the man who was involved in an e-scooter accident last week in Melbourne is no more. Scroll down the page and read who was the guy.

Reportedly, the victim was identified as Moustafa Abou-Eid. He was a 28 years old boy from Melbourne. Reportedly, he died after losing control of the scooter in Pascoe Vale. According to the source, it was a matter of September 22, 2022, when Moustafa Abou-Eid sustained life-threatening injuries. Now his family has come fore to request the authority to levy a ban on e-scooters.

Recently, Moustafa Abou-Eid’s mother said that he was going for having a coffee in the morning on September 22 but he jumped on an e-scooter instead of going on foot. And shortly after Moustafa Abou-Eid left the home police knocked on their door and reported his accident.

Moustafa Abou-Eid’s father said, “He went to have a coffee in the morning, and instead of walking, he jumped on a scooter. He used to drive a truck, but the scooter took his life. We don’t want another family to go through what we’ve gone through” As a result Victorian Police have started dishing out fines up to $1000. Stay tuned to this website for more details and updates.