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Ras Ghareb surveys structures inside flood-channel paths before rain season

The tour checked the culverts and the roads serving them for obstructions and encroachments that could block the water or push it onto a new course, city chief Nour El-Huda Mohamed Anwar said.

11 November 2026

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Four officials walk along the crest of a stone-faced flood-protection embankment in a desert wadi in low sun. File photo published with the report on Red Sea flood-season preparations; it is not identified as the Ras Ghareb inspection described here.
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Ras Ghareb has inspected its flood channels and begun counting the structures that stand inside them, as Red Sea Governorate cities prepare for the rain and flood season.

The field tour was led by city chief Nour El-Huda Mohamed Anwar with staff from the city's crisis and operations department. It covered the flood channels, the culverts and the main roads serving them, checking whether obstructions or encroachments could block the water or divert it, and reviewed the equipment held at relief centres.

Anwar said anything flagged during the tour should be acted on immediately and that the periodic checks will continue. The work follows an instruction from Governor Walid El-Barqi to raise the readiness level in the governorate's cities and to review protection and drainage structures before any water flows arrive.

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Based on a Twasl News report on Red Sea Governorate preparations for the rain and flood season, drawing on city and governorate material. The sites were not independently inspected, the report gives no date for the Ras Ghareb tour and no number for the structures surveyed.

Image credit: Twasl News — Archive photo

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