Port Said officials address citizen grievances and urban discipline

Port Said Governor Ibrahim Abu Limon has initiated a series of measures to address citizen grievances and improve urban discipline across the governorate. During a public meeting, the Governor reviewed various social and administrative issues, including housing disputes, healthcare requests, and employment needs. He provided immediate financial and food assistance to families in need and directed officials to investigate long-standing issues, such as unpaid wages for workers at the Al-Masalla square and requests for residential legalization.

Simultaneously, executive authorities in Port Said's various districts, including Port Fuad, Al-Sharq, Al-Arab, and Al-Dawahi, have launched intensive field campaigns. These operations focus on removing street encroachments, improving sanitation and sewage services, and maintaining public order to enhance the city's urban appearance. The campaigns aim to clear public roads of obstructions and ensure that municipal services are functioning efficiently in preparation for the winter season.