Complaint of the sinking of St. Peter in Tanta sewage water

Citizen journalism

The people of St. Peter's Street in the city of Tanta al-Tabbaa complained to the governorate of Gharbia through the "Citizen's Press" service on the seventh day of the sinking of the street with sewage water for more than two weeks.

One of the residents told "the seventh day": "Regrettably still the streets of Peter Street for 14 days without a real solution from the Sanitation Authority .. Just send a car to drain some of the sewage without a real solution to the problem is a blockage of the sink," and called the people of the region responsible authorities quickly resolved The crisis before it worsens.

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