A reader complains about the spread of street vendors and stalls in Umm Al Masrien Street in Giza

Citizen journalism

The reader Mohammed sent a complaint through the Citizen Press Service on the seventh day of the spread of street vendors in the street or the Egyptians in Giza.

In his letter, the reader confirmed that the street vendors were roaming the streets on both sides without taking into account the sanctity of the road, which hindered the traffic in the return trip, and called for a speedy solution to this problem.

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The new service, "Your voice complaint," allows readers to ask the "Day 7" team to cover an event or investigate a problem encountered by a reader or issue of concern to a sector of citizens or to detect a lack of services, the publication of a complaint or distress, On the site, or send videos or photos of your event and will be published on your name on the seventh day.

The "Seventh Day" continues its call to its dear readers to share their grievances and problems through the application of Wats Ab on 01280003799, the "voice complaint" service to record citizen complaints in audio and video. The editors of "Day Seven" continue with readers directly in different locations in Cairo and the governorates. Every week, to listen to their complaint and record it for publication on the website.