Saturday 23/Aug/2025 – 07:17 PM
Engineer Adel Al -Najjar, Governor of Giza, continued the regularity of traffic in the vicinity of current drilling work to connect 66 high voltage cables, scheduled for the support of the electrical capabilities at the Al -Dahab Island water station on the Great Sea Street, stressing the officials of the General Traffic Department of the need for continuous follow -up and to ensure that the works do not affect the movement of vehicles in the street.
The Governor of Giza pointed out that the works come within the Al -Koula plan to secure sufficient energy sources to operate the station at full capacity and not being affected by any pressure to not repeat the electricity interruption crisis at the station that citizens suffered at the end of last July, stressing that the province is working to take all the proactive measures necessary to secure the needs of vital installations in the governorate to ensure the continuation of facilities services from drinking water, electricity and gas for the people of the province and not being affected In any emergency cases, by providing the necessary alternatives to the sources of energy feeding them in cooperation with the various state agencies.
The governor affirmed the site officials from the engineers of the implementation company for the business, the necessity of continuing coordination with the facilities companies to quickly transfer any conflicting facilities in a manner that ensures adherence to the timetables to implement and finish work according to the specified plan without delay.
The governor stressed the head of the South Giza neighborhood of the need for field follow -up for business and coordination with the Public Authority for Hygiene and Beauty for the periodic lifting of the waste and the output of the excavation first to facilitate work and the movement of vehicles.
Engineer Adel Al -Najjar added that the governorate pays great attention to the water and electricity sectors because of their direct impact on the daily lives of citizens, pointing out that the governorate will not allow any shortening or delay in projects related to basic facilities, as projects that directly affect the lives of citizens.
