The governor of Minya, Emad Kaddwani, has ordered a large-scale campaign to remove encroachments and violations around the Coptic school on Ahmed Maher Street in central Minya. This move comes in response to urgent complaints from residents and parents, who reported that these infractions were obstructing student movement, blocking classroom windows, and affecting ventilation inside the school.
Governor Kaddwani emphasized the need for a firm approach to all forms of encroachment and violations that compromise student safety or disrupt the educational process. He stressed that providing a safe, healthy, and orderly educational environment is a top priority, along with maintaining the city's aesthetic appeal and ensuring discipline around educational institutions.
The governor monitored the campaign's results through a report from the Higher Committee for Encroachments, led by Secretary-General Mohamed Anis. The report outlined the measures taken to remove random violations around the school and enforce regulatory lines on encroachment owners, which helped reopen the road and achieve traffic flow. Legal actions were also taken against violators.
Governor Kaddwani instructed local unit heads to continue monitoring areas around schools and service facilities, promptly addressing any encroachments or violations and swiftly responding to citizen complaints. He emphasized the importance of taking measures to prevent the recurrence of infractions, ensuring student safety and a suitable environment for the educational process.
The campaign is part of a broader effort to address concerns from residents and parents regarding the impact of encroachments on the educational environment. By removing these violations, authorities aim to improve the overall learning experience and maintain public order.
According to officials, the campaign will continue in the coming days, with a focus on other areas where encroachments and violations have been reported. The governor's office has urged citizens to report any further instances of encroachment or violations, reaffirming its commitment to addressing these issues.
The Egyptian government has been taking steps to improve the educational sector, with a focus on providing a safe and conducive learning environment. The campaign to remove encroachments near schools is part of these efforts, demonstrating the government's dedication to addressing citizen concerns and promoting the well-being of students.
Key points
- Egyptian authorities have launched a campaign to remove encroachments and violations near schools in Minya.
- The campaign aims to improve the educational environment and address concerns from residents and parents.
- Governor Emad Kaddwani has emphasized the need for a firm approach to all forms of encroachment and violations.
