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The Minister of Local Development and Environment, Dr. Manal Abdel, confirmed the completion of the safe sanitary landfill in the city of Shalatin in the Red Sea Governorate, at a cost of approximately 80 million Egyptian pounds. The project aims to improve waste management and enhance environmental safety and public health. This effort is part of the state's initiatives to develop the municipal waste management system, which includes the establishment of fully equipped sanitary landfills and designated sites for the safe disposal of waste, thereby reducing informal and hazardous methods and limiting their negative impacts on the environment and health. Additionally, the delivery of other sanitary landfills has been completed in the cities of Marsa Alam, Safaga, Hurghada, and Ras Gharib, with a total cost of 296 million Egyptian pounds. The total investment in the waste management system in the Red Sea Governorate has now reached 376 million Egyptian pounds, all aimed at improving cleanliness, supporting safe waste management, and preserving the environment and citizens' quality of life.
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