The Sudanese young man revealed Mudawi Abdel -Latif, known as the Sudanese seller, the details of the confiscation of his candy vehicle, which is his only source of livelihood, to spend on his family, during an enlarged campaign launched by the Bulaq Dakrur neighborhood on Faisal Street.
The Sudanese young man, Mudawi Abdel -Latif, said that he came to Egypt as a result of the circumstances that Sudan is going through, and that he was roaming his car in the streets for long hours daily in order to secure a livelihood for him and his family, adding: They accused me of running the road, but before I stand in front of any place that he was desired by the owner of the store.
The young Mudawi Abdel -Latif responded to the citizens ’comments to return to his country and work in it, saying: I am present, I will return my country, God willing, and I am sure to return to my country when things are settled, and I am here a guest with you.
The young Mudawi Abdel -Latif added that he was working as a music teacher and a player, and he had many aspirations and goals he wanted to achieve, as he thanked the relevant agencies that helped the speedy release of his vehicle That is his only source of income for him and his 7 -person family.
Dr. Mahmoud Fouad, head of the Bulaq Al -Dakrur neighborhood, in Giza Governorate, had responded to the distress of the Sudanese young man, Mudawi Abdel Latif, via Cairo 24, known as the seller of Al -Baklba -the Sudanese Al -Malada -after the relevant agencies confiscated his vehicle, and hosted him in his office to solve his problem.
