
Alexandria
Alexandria, Egypt · Population 5,700,000
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Prayer times, the sea and beach flags, and the Raml tram closure — plus every number the city answers on, what August's electricity increase costs you, and the nawwāt.
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Prayer Times in Alexandria
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Swimming Conditions and the Beach Flags
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The Raml Tram: what's closed, and what runs instead
Who to Call in Alexandria
Every number Alexandria's services actually answer on — the governorate's operations room, the water company, the sewerage company, electricity and the emergency lines — grouped by what has gone wrong.
Which streets are under water
Neighbours reporting where the rain is standing in Alexandria right now, spot by spot, through the nawwa season — plus the numbers to call.
What will the electricity bill be?
Egypt prices a household month by the band it lands in, and the band reprices everything you used. This works out the bill at the August 2026 rates, names your band, and shows how close you are to the line where the price jumps.
The Nawwāt — Alexandria's Storm Calendar
The named winter storms in the order they come around, on the dates the Alexandria Port Authority publishes — an almanac of when a nawwa is due, not a forecast that one will arrive.
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Changelog
- New toolShipped a household electricity bill calculator
- UpdatedThe second free beach is Hanoville al-Aam, not Gomrok
- New toolWho to call in Alexandria: every number on one page
- New toolWhich streets are under water: a board for the nawwa season
- Town updateAdded a sketch of the Corniche in a winter storm
- New townAlexandria is live, with four tools including the nawwāt calendar
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