Ahmed Rashid, the governor of Giza, directed the intensification of efforts to extract rainwater from the streets, so as not to affect the movement of pedestrians and vehicles in various sectors of the governorate.
The Giza Governorate called on citizens to stay in their homes and not to go out, except for necessity, and to stay away from lighting poles and billboards, and vehicle owners to abide by the instructions of traffic committees and directional boards to prevent overcrowding.
The governor said, in a statement, Friday, that he had reviewed the plans for the spread of equipment and suction cars, which were distributed in traffic axes, roads, squares, bridges and tunnels, and were prepared based on follow-up reports on gathering places, to speed monitoring and dealing with any gatherings of rain because it does not affect the movement pedestrians and vehicles.
The governor stressed the heads of neighborhoods, centers and cities, the General Authority for Hygiene and Beautification in Giza, and the Water and Sanitation Company in Giza, on the need for coordination and personal follow-up on the street to speed up decisions related to the implementation of the deployment and emergency plan and submit periodic reports by linking emergency rooms with various concerned authorities and the main room in the governorate.
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