The administrative prosecution decided to refer the head of Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, the project manager and the housing district agent in the neighborhood to trial for committing grave financial and administrative violations.

The indictment report confirmed that the three defendants did not perform the duties assigned to them accurately, violated the rules and provisions stipulated in the applicable laws and regulations, and committed what would prejudice the financial interest of the state.

Investigations revealed that Ali Hassan Mahmoud, the project manager in Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, prepared and signed a waste insurance assay for the public dumpsites of the property 46 Hussein Rushdie Street in Olives with a total amount of LE 7025 for a number of 281 meters, which resulted in a difference in the amounts of dust and backfilling due to an amount of 89,844 pounds, representing the difference between the amount that It was paid by the contractor.

It was found that Ibrahim Hassan Mahmoud, the agent of the housing district in the neighborhood, had neglected the duty of supervision and follow-up on the actions of the first accused, which resulted in committing the violations attributed to him.

And Muhammad Musa Ibrahim, head of Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, neglected supervising the first and second defendants, which resulted in their committing the offenses against them.

The investigations ended with the referral of the three defendants to the Supreme Disciplinary Court, and the Administrative Prosecution asked the President of the Court to determine the nearest session to hear the case. Vito