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Residents Demand Removal of Illegal Wedding Halls Causing Traffic Paralysis in Dakahlia
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Residents Demand Removal of Illegal Wedding Halls Causing Traffic Paralysis in Dakahlia
Residents of villages along the Sammenoud-Mansoura road have called for the removal of wedding halls and photography studios illegally built on agricultural land and Nile riverbanks.
- Owners of agricultural land and riverbanks have converted green areas into concrete wedding halls and studios, causing nightly traffic jams and blocking emergency vehicles.
- Osama Fouad El-Gamal, a resident of Oweish El-Hajar, described the construction as a complete crime and demanded accountability for those involved.
- El-Gamal criticized removal operations as fake, saying temporary structures are removed but quickly rebuilt after authorities depart.
- Mohamed Fouad, another resident, called for a large-scale campaign by agriculture and security authorities to carry out real removals and file criminal charges.
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