On November 6, Qalyubia Governor Dr. Eng. Hussam Abdel Fattah conducted a field visit to Ezbet Sharrara in Abu Al-Ghait village, part of the Qanater Khairiya district. The visit aimed to assess the sewage issue in the area and understand its causes. He was accompanied by Eng. Mohamed Foda, head of the Qalyubia Drinking Water and Sewerage Company, and Eng. Khaled Abdel Aziz, head of the Executive Agency for Drinking Water and Sewerage.
During the visit, the governor met with local residents, listened to their complaints and demands regarding the sewage issue, and discussed potential solutions with relevant officials. The goal was to find practical and radical solutions to improve sewage services and maintain public health and the environment. The governor emphasized the importance of understanding the problem's nature and causes to develop effective solutions.
The governor instructed officials to study the feasibility of duplicating the existing sewage line in Ezbet Sharrara. This involves conducting technical studies to determine the required diameters and capacity of the new line, as well as its ability to handle current and future sewage flows. The aim is to enhance the efficiency of the sewage system in the area.
Additionally, the governor directed the Executive Agency for Drinking Water and Sewerage to study the construction of a new sewage pumping station in Ezbet Sharrara. This would be the second phase of the proposed solution, which involves connecting the station to the sewage network leading to the Sharaks sewage treatment plant. The project aims to provide a comprehensive and sustainable solution to the sewage issue.
The governor stressed the need to complete the technical studies on duplicating the sewage line within a week and present them to him. The studies should include technical details, estimated costs, and a proposed timeline. This would enable the authorities to take necessary actions and commence work without delay, ensuring full coordination between relevant agencies.
Dr. Eng. Hussam Abdel Fattah emphasized that the Qalyubia governorate prioritizes addressing citizens' problems and improving infrastructure services in villages and districts. He underscored the importance of continued field monitoring and coordination with concerned parties to achieve sustainable solutions that directly impact citizens' quality of life.
The governor's visit reflects the local administration's commitment to addressing pressing issues affecting residents in Abu Al-Ghait village and other areas. By tackling the sewage problem, authorities aim to improve living conditions, protect public health, and preserve the environment. The governor's directives are expected to lead to tangible improvements in the region's infrastructure.
Key points
- The governor of Qalyubia has directed a study on duplicating the sewage line in Ezbet Sharrara to address sewage issues in the area.
- A new sewage pumping station is proposed as part of a comprehensive solution to the sewage problem.
- The governor emphasized the importance of completing technical studies within a week to expedite the implementation of solutions.
