The Governor of Dakahlia inspects the level of services and cleanliness in Mansoura and Talkha

This Sunday morning, Major General Tariq Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, inspected a number of streets in the cities of Mansoura and Talkha, to determine the level of public services and ensure the provision of a decent level of cleanliness. He confirmed the continuation of his daily tours day and night to ensure the smooth progress of work in all sectors.

During his tour, the Governor of Dakahlia met with a number of citizens, listened to them, and emphasized the necessity of preserving the aesthetic and cultural appearance of the city, noting that everyone is partners in maintaining the level of cleanliness and preserving the environment in order to ensure the health and safety of citizens.

The Governor of Dakahlia inspected a number of streets in the East and West neighborhoods, including Saad Zaghloul Qulnajil Street, Mina Residences, Suez Canal Street, Army Street, Abdel Salam Arif Street, Ahmed Maher Street, Faculty of Arts, Al-Jalaa Street, Cihan Street, Toshka Gate, Al-Gomhouria Street, Al-Mashaya, University Bridge.

In Talkha, the governor of Dakahlia inspected Al-Mawqif Street, Sikkat Belqas Street, and Salah Salem Street, and stressed the continued removal of garbage collections through the presidency of the center and the cleaning company within the framework of the cleaning system in force in the central region.

He stressed to the head of the center and city of Talkha the necessity of removing the garbage promptly, sweeping the dust, and washing the balders to improve the visual image of citizens, and intensifying campaigns to remove occupancy from the city’s streets to facilitate traffic movement through coordination with the Utilities Police and the Traffic Department.

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.

Marzouq stressed that his field tours will not stop as part of his continuous monitoring of the condition of the streets, the level of cleanliness, and the provision of various food commodities to citizens in various places at special prices.