Thursday 27/Feb 27/2025 – 02:19 PM
The crisis of drinking water interruption from the city of Luxor is directed to a breakthrough, with expectations to return water pumping during the next five hours, according to what the Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities announced during his contact with the leader of the parliamentary majority in the House of Representatives, within the framework of urgent moves to end the crisis that lasted for two consecutive days.
Luxor Governor continues the reforms around the clock
Since the early hours of a break in the sewage line in Al -Hubail area, Eng. Abdul -Muttalib Amara, Governor of Luxor, follows the reforms in the field, stressing the need to finish work as soon as possible. The governor has been on the site since this morning, at the head of a delegation of the governorate leaders, including Dr. Hisham Abu Zaid, Deputy Governor, and Major General Muhammad Al -Sawy, Director of Luxor Security.
Earlier, the governor inspected the breaking site yesterday evening, and there remained there until one o’clock in the morning, to determine the progress of repair work and make sure that all necessary measures are taken to return the water to homes and vital facilities in the city.
Parliamentary movements to end the crisis
For her part, MP Amani Al -Shaouli, Secretary of the Tourism and Aviation Committee in the House of Representatives, stressed that there are extensive parliamentary efforts to discuss a radical solution to the frequent water outline crisis in Luxor, and to ensure that it is not repeated in the future.
Al -Shaouli indicated that extensive contacts took place between the leader of the parliamentary majority, Dr. Abdel Hadi Al -Qasabi, and the Minister of Housing Eng. Sherif El -Sherbiny, to discuss the repercussions of the crisis and accelerate the end of the reform work.
Water return within five hours
Al -Shaouli explained that the Minister of Housing informed the leader of the parliamentary majority that pumping water will gradually return within five hours, stressing that efforts are not limited to urgent solutions, but also include developing a plan to prevent the recurrence of such crises in the future.
A tribute to the efforts of the governor and the concerned authorities
Representative Amani Al -Shaouli praised the efforts of the Governor of Luxor and the field work teams, stressing that his quick response and his continuous presence in the reform site reflect his commitment to resolving the crisis as soon as possible. She also pointed out that there is a continuous follow -up from the parliamentary and executive bodies to ensure the stability of the basic services for the people of Luxor.
