Fayoum Governor, Ahmed Al-Ansari, exempted both the head of the local unit in the village of the polytheist tribal affiliated to the Yusef al-Siddiq center, the secretary of the local unit, and the concerned employee from preparing letters to the relevant authorities, and decided to refer them to the investigation after the circulation of one of the letters on the need to wear a "muzzle" to address the emerging Corona virus .
The Governor of Fayoum said that all signatories to the pamphlet containing the word "garbage" had been isolated instead of the 3-person muzzle and were transferred to legal affairs and appointed instead of them.
He continued, during a telephone conversation with the journalist Ahmed Moussa, on the program "On My Responsibility", which is broadcast on Sada Al-Balad, that spelling errors can be overcome unless they affect the meaning.
Al-Ansari added that the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in the governorate has been changed and the health system has been reorganized to confront Corona, pointing out that strict measures are being taken in isolation and tracking of contacts in order to prevent the spread, stressing that lack of commitment is the cause of the spread of injuries.
For his part, the spokesperson for the Fayyum Governorate, Mohamed Al-Toni, said in a statement on his personal page on the social networking site «Facebook», that the letter that was sent with serious spelling errors changed the intended meaning of the directives to address the Corona virus and stressed the need to wear «muzzle» in order to activate the procedures Preventive measures applied by the state to reduce infection with the Corona virus.
The spokesperson for the Fayoum Governorate added that the employee responsible for preparing the speech did not observe the accuracy and did not adhere to his work tasks, as the secretary of the local unit signed the letter without reading it, while the supervisory role of the head of the local unit in the follow-up was absent, which is a serious violation of work tasks and requirements.