Asphalt pavers raise the panic of residents of Shubra Street in Cairo Governorate due to mad speeds

Citizen journalism

The people of Shubra Street in Cairo governorate sent a distress call through the Citizen Press Service because of the speeds they described as being insane in the late hours of the night.

The drivers said that the drivers use the double control at night and walk at insane speeds in the road that is not without passersby over the 24 hours.

The people stressed that the speeds that they described as "insane" hit the branch and threaten the lives and lives of their children.

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