Students of "Sif" class travel by dirt path
The article reveals the efforts of authorities in the village of Asor in Beheira Governorate to secure the route for students of the institute after a prolonged struggle with crossing unsafe paths. A 40-meter earthen walkway was constructed, connecting both sides of an irrigation canal, after cleaning and securing the site to keep students away from unsafe crossings they had to use—passing through electrical pipes that threatened their lives. Additionally, concrete barriers were erected in front of the institute to prevent access to hazardous areas, and all schools located near watercourses were identified to ensure safe routes and mechanisms for students to cross safely. These measures have protected students from the deadly risks they faced when crossing unsafe paths. The governorate has also directed the implementation of additional procedures to ensure the safety of everyone.
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