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Sanitation workers in Ismailia face 40°C heat
The article highlights the efforts of sanitation and beautification workers in Ismailia Governorate, who work under temperatures exceeding 40°C from early morning until midday. Their tasks include cleaning main streets and enhancing the protection of green spaces that contain rare trees dating back to the era of the Suez Canal excavation. Despite the severe heatwave and high humidity levels that intensify the sensation of heat, the workers continue their regular routines to ensure cleanliness and maintain the green areas. Official directives urge residents to drink plenty of water, avoid direct exposure to the sun, and wear loose, cotton clothing. This heatwave is the first of the summer of 2026, with temperatures in Cairo surpassing 40°C and exceeding 45°C in southern Upper Egypt, compounded by elevated humidity levels that make the weather even more intense.
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