Overview
- The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities stated the tomb in Luxor’s Valley of the Kings is in good condition with no threat of collapse.
- Authorities rejected claims circulated by foreign media and social platforms alleging cracks and rising humidity inside the burial chamber.
- The Supreme Council of Antiquities reported that recent studies found no changes or deterioration since the 1922 discovery.
- Regular monitoring continues, and a recent evaluation concluded there is no current danger to the structure or wall paintings.
- The clarification comes as the Grand Egyptian Museum prepares for a November 1 opening that will feature a dedicated Tutankhamun hall.