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Cairo Governor Dr. Ibrahim Saber stated that Cairo’s National Emergency and Public Safety Network Center, the Central Operations Room, and the sub-operations rooms in districts and directorates received no notifications or complaints about service shortages during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

Moreover, Governor Saber stated that the National Emergency and Public Safety Network Center and the central operations room in the governorate operated 24 hours a day. They were also connected to Cairo’s directorates and district operations rooms to ensure the smooth and efficient delivery of services to citizens. He added that citizens can contact the central operations room via the hotline numbers 15496 and 114 to report any service-related issues they encounter, which will be addressed promptly.

Saber also stated that all districts and directorates were on high alert, and leaves had been canceled throughout the days of Eid al-Fitr. All executive leaders responsible for providing services to citizens at the governorate level were present at their locations. He added that all services proceeded in an orderly manner, with bakeries and food outlets operating as usual. Cleaning campaigns were intensified in all streets and squares, and the maintenance of parks was enhanced to preserve their aesthetic and civilized appearance during Eid.

Saber further stated that the governorate has taken all necessary measures to ensure the availability of food commodities for citizens during Eid al-Fitr. He also emphasized that control over markets and public shops was tightened to regulate prices, prevent exploitation and monopolization of goods, and conduct regular inspections of bakeries to ensure the production of bread that meets quality standards. Additionally, joint campaigns have been intensified among the directorates of Veterinary Medicine, Health, Supply, and the Supply Investigations Department to inspect all outlets and shops selling and distributing fresh, salted, and smoked fish, ensuring their suitability for consumption to protect public health.

Saber also stated that the governorate and the Cairo Traffic General Department collaborated to ramp up traffic campaigns on public roads and in squares. Their goal was to optimize traffic flow in those areas.

Saber also highlighted the ramped-up district inspection campaigns, coordinated with the Public Utilities Police. These efforts regulate street vendors and clear encroachments that block traffic, especially those near parks, gardens, and access roads.

He further stressed collaboration with the Waterway Police. They strengthen oversight of Nile marinas, enforce all required security and safety measures, respect licensed boat capacities, and take legal action against violators to protect public safety.

Source: Media Department, Cairo Governorate