Support Efforts for Alexandria Building Collapse
Five people died and two were injured in the collapse of a four-story building on Al-Tir'a Al-Mardouma Street in Alexandria. This incident led to the evacuation and removal of two neighboring buildings in which eight families resided, out of fear for their safety. The Alexandria governor announced the provision of temporary and safe housing for the affected families, and directed support teams to meet their needs for food and clothing, while coordinating the rapid disbursement of compensation to the victims and the injured. The engineering committee clarified that the neighboring buildings were evacuated and removed in accordance with safety standards. Medical care is being provided to the injured, and efforts are ongoing to find victims underneath the rubble. Ensuring residents' safety and supporting those affected remain a top priority for the governorate.
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