Thursday 24/Apr/2025 – 07:49 AM
The young woman Marina, one of the girls of Luxor, with anxiety, published in a sincere and influential post on her Facebook page, her daily suffering in a simple attempt to walk on the city’s Corniche, which – according to its description – lacks the simplest available means of access to the wheelchairs, despite what the Corniche represents from an important civilized and tourist interface.
“Lessa, there is no Ramb”, is required for simple means
Marina said in her post: “The Luxor Corniche is still working and renewed, so far there are no Rambat to climbing the wheelchairs.
Every time after saying they can be one work, but the truth is no.
The topic is very easy to implement, and even if in fear of the motorcycles, the motorcycles are originally looking forward!

She added: “We are like users of animated chairs, we need a simple way to live a normal life and walk in our country like any limit.”
Calls for societal interaction
Marina’s publication met with a wide interaction through social media platforms, and many citizens solidarity with it, demanding the speedy movement to provide simple engineering solutions that guarantee the rights of people with determination, whether from the city’s residents or its visitors from the tourists.

Tourism for everyone
Luxor is one of the most prominent global tourist destinations, and it receives thousands of visitors annually, including many people with special needs, which makes the development of the infrastructure to be comprehensive and prepared for all an urgent thing that cannot be postponed.

Hope for a quick response
The interactors with the Mariana issue calls for the executive authorities in Luxor Governorate, headed by planning officials, roads and facilities, to include “Rambat” within the priorities of the development, in a manner that guarantees the right to movement and dignity for all citizens.

The question remains: Does Marina’s cry turned into a start to real change, to provide simple engineering solutions that guarantee the rights of people with determination?