Kafr El-Sheikh Authorities Clear 298 Violations on Third Day of Street Campaign
Local authorities in Kafr El-Sheikh removed 298 street violations during the third day of municipal enforcement campaigns designed to restore order in public spaces.
Machine-translated from Arabicالنسخة العربية
Local municipal authorities in the Egyptian governorate of Kafr El-Sheikh have reported significant progress in their ongoing public order and enforcement drive across city streets.
Governor Ibrahim Makki stated that teams cleared 298 separate violations on the third consecutive day of intensive field campaigns. The initiative focuses on addressing unauthorized street occupations, regulatory non-compliance, and public obstructions.
Officials stated that these field operations will continue across various districts to maintain regulatory standards, ensure smooth pedestrian and vehicular traffic flow, and improve public sanitation throughout the city.
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