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The article concerns the efforts of the Egyptian government to combat the phenomenon of abandoned and neglected cars on the streets of the country. Member of Parliament Ayman Mohseb has called on relevant authorities to inventory these vehicles, which are estimated to number in the hundreds of thousands, and to link their data with traffic departments to identify the owners and determine whether they are connected to crimes or thefts. The goal is to either utilize these vehicles or dispose of them legally. It also notes that an amendment to Traffic Law No. 66 of 1973 aims to empower local authorities to manage abandoned cars, addressing repeated complaints about their presence, which tarnish the urban scene and disrupt traffic flow. Additionally, the MP emphasized the importance of registering data on abandoned vehicles and analyzing their legal status to take appropriate measures, raising questions about why procedures have not been implemented despite the existence of the legislative framework.
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