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Egypt: Change at Sidi Gaber Station, Alexandria

Written (عربي) byمحمد عادل
Translated (English) byMohamed Adel
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Translation posted 28 August 2012 13 years ago
Sidi Gaber station two storey shopping mall.

Sidi Gaber station two storey shopping mall. Photo by Shaimaa Ashour 8 May, 2012 (used with permission).


Egyptian architect, photographer and blogger Shaimaa Ashour has published a photo essay about Sidi Gaber train station in Alexandria, Egypt. The post shows the changes that happened to the station over the years.

Following is photographed “Moment of Silence” telling the story of Sidi Gaber station

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Written (عربي) byمحمد عادل
Translated (English) byMohamed Adel

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