Cabinet denies Greater Cairo to be hit by floods in coming days
Cars drive on Qasr El-Nile bridge after a heavy rainfall in Cairo
Cairo - MENA
The cabinet’s media center denied on Monday claims saying that Greater Cairo will be hit by rains and floods in the upcoming few days.
In a report, the cabinet said it contacted the head of Egyptian Meteorological Authority Ahmed Abdel Aal who denied such claims.
He noted that the weather will witness a state of instability starting from October 26.
Abdel Aal added that rains, that may develop into floods, are expected to hit a number of areas in Sinai, Suez Canal cities, Red Sea and the southern areas of the country.
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