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Tuk Tuks drive through the Giza neighbourhood of Imbaba. ASWAT MASRIYA
CAIRO, Jul 29 (Aswat Masriya) - The governor of Cairo banned on Wednesday the passage of tuk-tuks through central Cairo's streets, issuing a fine of 1500 Egyptian pounds for whoever violates the ban.
The decision encompasses the districts of western Cairo, Azbakeya, Abdeen, Moski, Waili, Bab al-Shaeriya, Boulak Abul Ela and downtown Cairo, as per a statement reported by state television.
The authorities will confiscate the vehicle of whoever violates the decision until they pay the fine and sign a declaration vowing not to commit the violation again.
Road accidents are a common occurrence in Egypt, being among the prime causes of death in the Arab world's most populous country.