The Administrative Control Authority in Kafr El-Sheikh, headed by Brigadier General Khaled Jalal, in coordination and management of catering follow-up in the governorate headed by Misbah Al-Sheikh, and officials of the Supply Directorate, managed to seize an unlicensed warehouse located on agricultural land on the “Kafr El-Sheikh-Riyadh” road, a cache of 40 tons of sugar inside it for the purpose of Monopoly.

It turned out that the owner of the store was one of the supply employees in Riyadh and his wife, taking advantage of his work to not reveal his order, and a large campaign was directed to discover the quantities of stored sugar, and the quantities were preserved, and the store was waxed, and a report on the incident was prepared for presentation to the Public Prosecution.

Imad Habib, Director of the Supply Directorate, coordinated with the head of the Administrative Control Authority in Kafr El-Sheikh, and excluded the employee who owned the store from the Riyadh Supply Administration to manage Sidi Salem Al-Tamween.

Coordination is taking place between Mr. Nasr, the Governor of Kafr El-Sheikh, and Brigadier General Khaled Jalal, head of the Administrative Control Authority in Kafr El-Sheikh, and Counselor Mohamed Al-Zanfali, the first general attorney for Kafr El-Sheikh prosecutors, to study selling these quantities in the markets at subsidized prices to alleviate the suffering of citizens.