The reader Nabil Meshan writes: A call is obligatory in the era of verbs, not words

Citizen journalism

Despite the tremendous efforts exerted by the government and honest citizens for the benefit of the people, what is happening in our country today is strange and fantastic and unbelievable, which requires all of us not to ignore it and take the necessary action to eliminate it — as they are ugly crimes against us all , And can not be limited, of course, in this limited space, but perhaps mention some of the enthusiasm to eliminate it and the phenomenon of negative hate prevalent in this era:

– In Mansoura and Al-Jalaa Street, for example, there are a large number of beggars who daily publish their members of all ages, children, young people, the elderly and the disabled, some of whom are alleged to be a cleaner – and stand in his temple without work. As dozens of vehicles pass through the garbage cans, bringing their families to the scapegoat and open the bags and spread – begging and filling the road in front of the traffic of cars .. !!

– Many street vendors are deployed — and before the arrival of the facilities police they rush to hide in the side streets and return after a period of passage of the police — which requires a solution to this problem by continuous presence in all main roads in accordance with the law.

– This street of crowded streets and traffic is dense in it and needs a traffic police like the main streets of the city – to set up a lot of cars and motorcycles in violation.

Therefore, we hope that the officials and positive citizens and all the media outlets open the field of fighting these violations and others effectively and quickly in this modern era, which gives everyone what we dreamed of for decades, freedom of expression, transparency and social welfare and the size of mega projects that the world talks about today thanks to the inspiring leader and government Rachidah and great people – and God the conciliator and the seeker.

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