Fatma Othman is the richest beggar in the world
She lived a wicked but miserable life, but she left her with wealth for her family, which no one in her family knew and begged and gathered in the streets of the Lebanese capital Beirut.
She slept in an old car in the horticultural area of Beirut and considered it a house for years. Fatima Mohammed Othman, the daughter of Ayn al-Zahab in Akkar, who was physically disabled, was carrying a card confirming her death Tuesday in Uzi-Basta.
The news of the death of the famous beggar, the Lebanese interest in social media, increased fame after it turned out that the deceased (53 years) in possession of wealth.
According to witnesses, the amount of 5 million Lebanese pounds in cash, or more than 3300 dollars hidden between their personal property, as well as bank books, and another bank account worth more than one million dollars, according to the pictures sent on the sites.
The news of her death sparked controversy on social networking sites. While many have argued that many beggars practice fraud to double their wealth, some have found this news confusing and difficult. It is impossible for women to collect all the money and stay on the streets. The Lebanese state for not caring for the poor and not being pursued by gangs of beggars scattered in the neighborhoods of Beirut.
She slept in an old car in the horticultural area of Beirut and considered it a house for years. Fatima Mohammed Othman, the daughter of Ayn al-Zahab in Akkar, who was physically disabled, was carrying a card confirming her death Tuesday in Uzi-Basta.
The news of the death of the famous beggar, the Lebanese interest in social media, increased fame after it turned out that the deceased (53 years) in possession of wealth.
According to witnesses, the amount of 5 million Lebanese pounds in cash, or more than 3300 dollars hidden between their personal property, as well as bank books, and another bank account worth more than one million dollars, according to the pictures sent on the sites.
The news of her death sparked controversy on social networking sites. While many have argued that many beggars practice fraud to double their wealth, some have found this news confusing and difficult. It is impossible for women to collect all the money and stay on the streets. The Lebanese state for not caring for the poor and not being pursued by gangs of beggars scattered in the neighborhoods of Beirut.
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