Residents oppose Marsa Alam parking site

Amid growing concerns in Marsa Alam, Red Sea Governorate, residents are calling for a halt to the implementation of the regional parking project. They cite that the site is located at the confluence of three valleys known for severe floods, which could put both the project and people's lives at risk during heavy rains. Since the start of construction, residents have demanded an independent technical and engineering study to verify the safety of the location, especially since it is situated in an area regularly affected by flood waves and because the project does not include an adequate protective wall. The locals emphasize that the chosen site is unsuitable and poses a threat to public safety and public funds, urging an urgent assessment before completing the work. They also suggest relocating the project to a safer site to avoid future damages. The relevant authorities are monitoring the situation and awaiting a decisive technical report to determine whether the site is appropriate for the project, aiming to ensure citizens' safety and preserve public investments.

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