The seventh day monitored the ongoing development work on Al-Bahr Al-Adham Street, south of Giza, where the areas of sheep and goat breeding pens were transformed into a tourist walkway, and the Giza Governorate was able within months to carry out a radical and civilized transformation in an area whose citizens were suffering from the existence of places for raising livestock and sheep, and what followed from The presence of waste, on Al-Bahr Al-Adham Street in the South Giza district.
The governorate removed all encroachments on the public road, occupancy of public shops and butchers, paving the road, creating sidewalks for pedestrians, and green planting basins, and supporting them with some aesthetic trees, lighting poles and LED ground lights to integrate the civilized image of the development work that the road is witnessing in its entirety.
Major General Ahmed Rashid, Governor of Giza, instructed shop owners and butchers to preserve what has been accomplished and not to encroach on the road or place barriers, with an emphasis on the head of the South District, the necessity of periodic follow-up to the area to ensure that there are no violations and take legal action once morest violators.
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