THE numbers on a teenager's licence plate "forecast" the exact hour and date of his death in a crash, his close friend has claimed.
Abdullah Zizou Slowa, from Egypt, died in a horror smash on the Mahmoudia Axis road in the city of Alexandria at 9pm on September 25.
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Abdullah Zizou Slowa died in a horror crash in Egypt Credit: Newsflash 2
The teen's number plate read 'CIA-9-25-9' in Arabic Credit: Newsflash
But the 18-year-old's pal believes his car's licence plate "predicted" the time and date of his death.
Moody Munir, a close friend of the teen victim, told Egyptian newspaper Al Watan the licence plate foreshadowed “the date of the fatal accident”.
The victim’s licence plate read "CIA-9-25-9" in Arabic, containing not only the date of Abdullah’s death, but even the exact hour, his friend claimed.
Moody said the first "9" represented the hour, the "25" was the day, and the second "9" signified the month of September.
"Your destiny was written on the Arabic tiger, my friend," he added.
No details of the accident were provided and it is unclear if there were any other casualties.
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The teenager’s vehicle was a complete write-off, however, reports Sputnik news.
It is also unclear if the local authorities are investigating the accident.
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