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, complained about the collapses of some main roads in the city and explosions in some sewage lines in the neighborhood.
As a result of these collapses, there have been repeated accidents involving cars and motorcycles in those sinkholes, and the municipal workers pay no attention to them, in addition to the smell and sewage water that fills the neighborhood.
The residents of the neighborhood pointed out that this dirty water continues to accumulate in the streets, and the sewage companies do not repair it despite the repeated complaints from citizens, which will turn into an environmental disaster and a source of infection and diseases throughout the neighborhood.
The residents of the Ismailia district in the capital, Ahwaz, submitted their complaints to the Deputy of the Supreme Leader in the Arab State of Ahwaz, Seyyed Mohammad Nabi Mousavi Fard. Their complaints summarized the repeated interruptions of drinking water, in addition to issues with natural gas and daily explosions.
The residents confirmed in their complaints the lack of suitable irrigation water for their crops, which have dried up due to the water shortage and the high levels of chemical pollutants in the water they receive, affecting the crops and causing large losses for the farmers.
A group of workers from the Fajr Jam Oil Refinery in Bushehr gathered, demanding that the company officials reconsider their temporary contracts and convert them into permanent ones, despite the long years that have passed and the promises made to convert them.
The workers also demanded the application of the principle of promotion in the workplace and the timely payment of salaries without delays for several months amid the difficult economic conditions that the Arab state of Ahwaz is experiencing under the control of Iranian Persian occupation.
"Rain and painful memories."
With the announcement from the Meteorological Organization in the Arab State of Ahwaz about the likelihood of heavy rain in some cities over the next two days, the citizens felt a sense of despair in dealing with this rain.
The despair of the citizens comes from the failure of the officials in the Arab State of Ahwaz to properly manage the situation to benefit from this rain. They also expressed their concerns and fears that the streets of the Ahwazi cities cannot handle the rainwater due to the presence of potholes and water puddles, which cause many accidents on the roads.
Complaints of the residents of the city of Mahshahr :
The residents of Mahshahr have directed their complaints to Amir Hayat Moghadam, a member of the Iranian Parliament, emphasizing the need for a decision from the Ministry of Roads to lift the blockade and monopoly on Mahshahr Airport.
According to the complaints of the residents, this airport operates only for the travel of officials, and none of the city's residents can use it, which has angered the city's residents due to Persian racism.
The residents also demanded the urgent completion of the road construction project linking the city of Mahshahr to Ramshir and up to Al-Amidiah. They also confirmed the delay in the construction of a bridge over the Zohreh River in the city of Hendijan.
"Ahwaz has become repellent to its residents":
In a statement, Mohammad Reza Mowalizadeh, the governor of Ahwaz, acknowledged that Ahwaz was once one of the most attractive areas for tourists and visitors in the summer seasons. However, conditions have changed, and Ahwaz has become one of the areas driving its residents away due to the lack of services.
Mowalizadeh confirmed that the poverty of services and lack of welfare have all led to the departure of the residents of the Ahwazi cities (Khuzestan) outside of Ahwaz.
This is a small part of the policies of the regime that Mowalizadeh mentioned. In addition, the followers of the Iranian regime are trying to Persianize everything Arab, and thus Persians are being settled in Ahwazi lands and working in prominent positions in Ahwazi companies.
the media committee of the Ahwazi Democratic Front
10/12/2024
Abdolreza Savari