The Governor of Dakahlia distributes a reward to a nurse in the health unit in Baramoun for good performance

This morning, Major General Tariq Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, inspected a number of villages in Mansoura Center to check on the level of services provided to citizens, the good progress of work, the commitment of workers to government institutions, the speed of response, and the provision of service to citizens.

The Governor of Dakahlia inspected the family medicine unit in the village of Baramoun, met with citizens, doctors, and nurses, and listened to them. He immediately assigned Dr. Tamer Madkour, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health, to disburse a financial reward to one of the nurses in the unit for her good performance, saying, “An honorable image for the nursing teams and a model for work in various health sectors,” stressing that the medical and nursing teams are owners. A humanitarian message, praising the Family Medicine Unit in Baramon.

The governor of Dakahlia also inspected the village of Badwai to monitor the level of services, and stopped one of the taxis due to the disturbance. He assigned the head of the local unit in Badwai to confiscate it and issue the necessary fines due to his use of audio devices that cause noise pollution. He also assigned the head of the unit to launch a campaign against the taxis and prevent the use of any audio devices. He expressed his satisfaction with the state of affairs. Cleanliness in the village, and also check the road to Al-Khayaria village.

In the same context, the Governor of Dakahlia inspected a number of streets in the city of Mansoura, including Saad Zaghloul Street, Imam Muhammad Abdo, the Suez Canal, and the army, to monitor the level of cleanliness, raise occupancy, and traffic in the streets, inspect the services provided to citizens, follow up on the state of cleanliness, and the efforts of the executive agencies in the governorate to lift occupancy and restore discipline to the city. Street.

The Governor of Dakahlia immediately assigned the Traffic Department to launch a massive campaign against tuk-tuk vehicles in the city of Mansoura, seize and confiscate any audio devices, and prevent them from driving in the city’s streets, especially vital ones, in order to preserve the civilized appearance of the city and to preserve the public health of the citizens.

During the tour, the Governor of Dakahlia stressed the neighborhood heads’ daily field presence to identify citizens’ problems and work to solve them, and to follow up on the continuation of campaigns to prevent the return of occupancy again.