El-Sherbiny emphasized the formation of specialized teams for rapid response and the availability of necessary equipment. He also called for regular inspections and cleaning of storm drains and sewers.
El-Sherbiny highlighted the need for continuous coordination
with relevant authorities, including the Civil Protection Administration, the
Ambulance Authority, electricity distribution companies, and the Holding
Company for Water and Wastewater. This coordination aims to ensure a swift
response to crises, intensify the cleaning of storm drains, and clear main
sewer manholes to safely and quickly handle excess water. He also underscored
the importance of all precautionary measures to avoid any crises that could
affect utilities or the lives of citizens.
Following the instructions, officials in cities including New Cairo, New Suez, New Assiut and New Qena inspected equipment from maintenance companies and city agencies responsible for water, wastewater, and treated water facilities. Field tests were conducted to confirm the readiness of all necessary equipment. The review also confirmed the effectiveness and capability of the crisis and disaster committee to intervene swiftly and efficiently to address all challenges and crises, safeguarding the lives and property of citizens.