<a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/wellbeing/how-ally-salama-became-a-mental-health-ambassador-for-egypt-and-the-world-1.1203660" target="_blank">Egypt</a>’s prosecutor general has launched an investigation into the death of a young man who fell from Cairo Tower, one of the capital’s most prominent landmarks, on Monday night. In a statement posted on various social media channels, prosecutors said the man, who had climbed to the top of the building with a friend, died instantly. Witnesses told police the man had waited until his friend and others at the top of the tower were looking away before running up a metal staircase and falling from the 187-metre structure overlooking the Nile in the island district of Zamalek. A university student fell from the same building to his death in 2019. Investigations at the time found that the man had been experiencing psychological problems. A leaked video of the incident caused widespread outrage at the time, with many calling it insensitive. A similar incident took place the previous year involving a young man who had been suffering from pressure because of his school exams. The World Health Organisation in 2020 said Egypt had a relatively low suicide rate. But it is feared the true number could be higher, with official figures misrepresenting reality because of taboos surrounding the phenomenon.