Emergency in Red Sea ports before the return of Egyptian workers in the Gulf for Eid holiday
The Red Sea Ports Authority has increased the degree of emergency preparedness and emergency in its ports (Safaga / Hurghada / Nuweibaa) to start the season of the return of Egyptian workers in the Gulf countries to spend holidays with their families and the travel service of pilgrims working in conjunction with the Umrah season.
The passenger service villages in Safaga, Hurghada and Al-Hajjaj village in Nuweiba city are now equipped to receive passengers and provide excellent services and prevent their congestion in front of port gates. Coordination with all the agencies working in the Red Sea and South Sinai governorates and the Traffic Department is also provided to provide continuous follow-up patrols to guide passengers before entering the port. The phenomenon of bus congestion in front of the port gate.
The head of the Authority, Major General Ayman Salih, confirmed that the port managers will coordinate with the members of the port community to provide all facilities and speed of ending the procedures and speeding up the procedures for releasing the next passenger cars accompanied by the passengers and confirming the presence of representatives of the tourist agents and navigators to solve any problem with the port management at the time. With the traffic police in the provinces to provide places for buses private sector not to stack them in front of the gates of ports.
He also stressed the need for shipping agencies to abide by the dates of arrival of ferries and oblige the owners of the ferry to comply with the permissible numbers and the need to evaporate ferries before each trip and a committee of maritime inspection to pass the ferries before allowing it to travel to ensure its validity to sail and provide all insurance procedures and fire and rescue equipment commensurate with Passenger numbers In case of violation, the ferry is prevented from leaving the port with an alternative passenger ferry.
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