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Helwan Japanese Garden statues lack protection
The Japanese Garden in Helwan, established in 1919 and considered one of Egypt's historical Asian architectural landmarks, faces the threat of destruction and neglect after several of its statues were broken and vandalized, including heads and parts of the sculptures. Broken pieces have accumulated in the garden's dry pond. The current situation is primarily due to a lack of sufficient protection and security measures, along with delays in restoration work caused by a shortage of specialized experts, despite development and restoration efforts initiated by an oil company nine months ago. The demands include registering the garden as an archaeological site to increase its protection and clarifying the government's role in maintaining the facility, all in order to preserve its architectural and historical heritage that symbolizes Egypt's cultural legacy.
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