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المصري اليوم
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Variable prices range from 20 to 60 pounds
The article explains that the phenomenon of unlicensed "Sais" (pothole repair workers) in Egypt has become a daily crisis, impacting citizens' wallets and safety. This is especially true with the rise in unofficial waiting fees, which vary between 10 and 60 Egyptian pounds depending on the location and the mood of the Sais, sometimes exceeding the official fares that range from 3 to 10 pounds. Many areas lack transparency in setting prices, as Sais often impose high charges without clear signage and resort to threats against those who oppose them. Despite existing laws regulating the activity, the problem persists because citizens are unaware of the approved prices and cannot verify whether service providers are licensed. This deepens the gap between official rates and real charges, leaving citizens in an unregulated market controlled by unlicensed operators.
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