sharon sanders
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Fish traders strike in protest in Damietta, on the failure of police to protect them
Saturday, May 28, 2011 - 16:36
Announced the traders and fishermen in Damietta, today, Saturday, on strike, and they closed most shops in the market Qantara and the big fish market area Shata, and that an objection to the failure of the police in providing full protection to them.
That strike came against the backdrop of the fact the kidnapping of two traders are Essam El-Deeb and Mohamed El-Morsy Rajab was the release of the first ransom of 500 thousand pounds, and the second 1,000,050 thousand pounds, as it preceded the abduction of their shops in the area of El Deba located on the road to Damietta / Port Said, a region famous trafficking in fish.
The fish traders that they are subjected to kidnappings and extortion by some thugs and bandits in the lake status, the police failed to provide the necessary protection for them, especially as they receive a threat from some of the people of El Deba to prevent them from working in the shores of Lake El Deba and status.
The shop owners market Kantara blocked the road leading to the Corniche to the Nile and through the eras, director of security required to meet the new Damietta Allooua Tarek Hammad to end this problem.
On the other hand moved a force of policemen Damietta to the fish market QANTARAH in a bid to end the strike, fish traders and the opening of closed roads for the conduct of the traffic and moved a delegation of traders to meet with the director of security Damietta to view the complaint and refused to traders to respond to a request by police to end the strike and open shops
http://www.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=422833&SecID=296&IssueID=168
Fish traders strike in protest in Damietta, on the failure of police to protect them
Saturday, May 28, 2011 - 16:36
Announced the traders and fishermen in Damietta, today, Saturday, on strike, and they closed most shops in the market Qantara and the big fish market area Shata, and that an objection to the failure of the police in providing full protection to them.
That strike came against the backdrop of the fact the kidnapping of two traders are Essam El-Deeb and Mohamed El-Morsy Rajab was the release of the first ransom of 500 thousand pounds, and the second 1,000,050 thousand pounds, as it preceded the abduction of their shops in the area of El Deba located on the road to Damietta / Port Said, a region famous trafficking in fish.
The fish traders that they are subjected to kidnappings and extortion by some thugs and bandits in the lake status, the police failed to provide the necessary protection for them, especially as they receive a threat from some of the people of El Deba to prevent them from working in the shores of Lake El Deba and status.
The shop owners market Kantara blocked the road leading to the Corniche to the Nile and through the eras, director of security required to meet the new Damietta Allooua Tarek Hammad to end this problem.
On the other hand moved a force of policemen Damietta to the fish market QANTARAH in a bid to end the strike, fish traders and the opening of closed roads for the conduct of the traffic and moved a delegation of traders to meet with the director of security Damietta to view the complaint and refused to traders to respond to a request by police to end the strike and open shops
http://www.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=422833&SecID=296&IssueID=168