Kafr El Sheikh village lacks communication for 20 years
The article discusses the suffering of the residents of Abu Asaker Village in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate due to the closure of the village's telephone exchange about 20 years ago. As a result, they are forced to travel to neighboring villages to access phone and internet services. The report indicates that the building which used to provide these services was closed and the staff transferred without any explanation, increasing the hardships for the residents, especially the elderly, who find it difficult to go to nearby villages to complete their transactions. The residents have asked the officials of the Egyptian Telecommunications Company to reopen the exchange and provide services within the village, as well as to establish a unit for charging electricity cards. They are urging intervention to determine the reasons behind the closure and to improve communication services, aiming to enhance their living conditions.
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