Cairo: Weather Stormy has encouraged the Egyptian authority to suspend Monday’s class in the Cairo capital and a handful of other provinces as precautions.
The authorities also closed the port in the Mediterranean city of Alexandria and the cities of the Suez Canal in Port told and Suez.
The country’s meteorological agency said medium rainfall was expected to be expected on the north coast and the Delta Nile region.
This agency also said a dusty storm is expected to hit the northern and south of the country, and limit visibility.
The Ministry of Environment also urges parents and those who suffer from chest and breathing disease to stay at home Monday to avoid weather related complications.
The Ministry of Health said it mobilized more ambulance crews in remote areas and on the highway as a precautionary measure in the event of a road accident.
Last night’s moderate rain had a portion of the flood road in several environments in Cairo and other parts of the country.
Local media reported snow in Alexandria, partly covering the road and roof throughout the coastal city.
Seasonal rainfall has asked questions about the ability of the country to deal with floods that usually make Cairo parts and other major cities that cannot be passed.
Floods and heavy rain also turned off in previous years, especially in rural areas.
Infrastructure, waste systems and drainage all suffer due to lack of investment and years of poor maintenance.
The truck scene that gave to drain water from the flood area was common in recent years.
Last month heavy rain and floods interpreted the scorpion of their hiding place to many houses around the South Aswan Province.
The government managed media reported that when three people were dead and more than 500 others were hospitalized from Scorpion Stens in Aswan.