On Monday, September 28, 2026, Dakahlia Governor Tarek Margou monitored the removal of illegal construction and encroachment on agricultural land in the center and city of Senbelaween. This move is part of the ongoing efforts to enforce building regulations and protect agricultural land across the province. The governor emphasized that campaigns to monitor and immediately remove violations would continue in various centers, cities, and districts of the province.
The removal process was led by Ahmed Arfa, the head of the Senbelaween center and city, who oversaw the demolition of an illegal construction on agricultural land in the village of Ghazala. The construction included a reinforced concrete layer covering approximately 600 square meters and a metal shed on the site. The demolition was carried out under the supervision of Mahmoud Al-Mutwali, the deputy head of the city, and the necessary legal actions were taken against the violators.
Governor Margou stressed the importance of taking immediate action against any illegal construction or land encroachment and removing it at the outset before further work is done. He highlighted that field monitoring and continuous surveillance are crucial in addressing these violations. The governor reassured that the province would continue to combat illegal construction and land encroachments, both within urban areas and on agricultural land.
The governor's directives included instructions to heads of centers, cities, and districts to intensify on-site inspections and monitor construction activities closely. They were also told to swiftly address any violations as soon as they are detected and not to allow continued illegal work or delay removal procedures. The governor emphasized that protecting agricultural land and combating illegal construction require prompt action and coordination between local units and concerned authorities.
The removal of illegal constructions and land encroachments is part of the province's efforts to maintain the integrity of agricultural land and enforce building codes. Governor Margou's administration has been actively engaged in monitoring and addressing these issues to prevent further encroachments and protect the province's agricultural resources.
The Dakahlia province has been proactive in addressing illegal construction and land encroachments, with the governor and local authorities working together to identify and remove violations. The province's efforts aim to ensure that agricultural land is preserved and that building regulations are enforced.
The governor's oversight of the removal process in Senbelaween demonstrates the province's commitment to enforcing the law and protecting agricultural land. The efforts of the Dakahlia administration are geared towards maintaining order and ensuring that development is carried out in accordance with the law.
Key points
- The Dakahlia governor's administration is actively working to remove illegal constructions and encroachments on agricultural land across the province.
- The governor emphasized the importance of immediate action against illegal construction and land encroachment.
- The province's efforts aim to protect agricultural land and enforce building regulations.
