Eng. Hazem El-Ashmouny, Governor of Al Sharkia, concluded his inspection visit to Abu Hammad Center and City to follow up on the progress of work in service facilities and to monitor the level of services provided to citizens by following up on the progress of work inside the Technology Center for Citizen Service in Abu Hammad City. The governor stressed on the employees to facilitate on serious citizens to reconcile and legalize the situation in accordance with the law and complete the largest possible number of files in the shortest possible time while removing all obstacles first and simplifying procedures for citizens, especially those with abilities and determination and the elderly. The governor's tour of Abu Hammad also witnessed an inspection of the proposed site for the construction of a car bridge over the Wadi Canal in front of the city's police station next to the old bridge at a cost of 12 million pounds, with the aim of eliminating traffic congestion in the area and facilitating the movement of cars and the crossing of citizens, in addition to inspecting the proposed site for the construction of a reinforced concrete retaining wall over the Wadi Canal with a length of 500 meters starting from the center bridge to Ezbet Ragab at a cost of 15 million pounds. It is worth noting that the governor of Sharkia visited the village of Al-Malak, affiliated with Abu Hammad, in response to their request to inspect the road leading to the village with a length of 6 km and to stand on its condition in nature and take the necessary measures to pave it and raise its efficiency. Accordingly, the governor assigned Eng. Ahmed Fawzy, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Roads and Transport, to quickly complete the necessary procedures to immediately start paving the road, raise its efficiency, and quickly finish it and put it into actual service before next May.