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South Sinai Governorate denies rumors of displacing Bedouins and demolishing inhabited homes, removes two encroachments on state land in Dahab
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South Sinai Governorate denies rumors of displacing Bedouins and demolishing inhabited homes, removes two encroachments on state land in Dahab
The South Sinai Governorate has denied social media claims of demolishing inhabited homes, stating that removal operations in Dahab targeted only uninhabited encroachments on state property.
- The governorate removed a wall with a bird pen covering 1,000 square meters and an under-construction house on 100 square meters, both built on state land near the road in Wadi Majarih.
- The governorate said the demolitions were part of the third phase of the 29th campaign after the encroachments were detected through the spatial change monitoring system.
- The governorate denied reports of demolishing inhabited homes and said those spreading such rumors aim to cause public confusion.
- The governorate warned that legal measures will be taken against pages and individuals promoting false news harmful to the public interest.
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