This picture taken on October 31, 2022 shows a view of the concrete blocks installed along the waterfront to break the Mediterranean sea waves off the medieval Citadel of Qaitbay
This picture taken on October 31, 2022 shows some of thousands of concrete blocks installed to break the Mediterranean sea waves along the waterfront in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria.
A man lies on one of the concrete blocks installed to break the Mediterranean sea waves along the corniche in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria on October 31, 2022.
This picture taken on October 31, 2022 shows some of the thousands of concrete blocks installed to break the Mediterranean sea waves in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria.
Qaitbay, built during the reign of the eponymous Mamluk Sultan between 1477-1479 on the exact site of the ancient Ptolemaic Lighthouse of Alexandria, in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria.
This picture taken on October 31, 2022 shows some of the concrete blocks installed to break the Mediterranean sea waves along the waterfront in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria.
This picture taken on October 31, 2022 shows some of the concrete blocks installed to break the Mediterranean sea waves along the corniche in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria.
This picture taken on October 31, 2022 shows some of thousands of concrete blocks installed to break the Mediterranean sea waves along the waterfront in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria.
Waves crash along the concrete blocks installed to break them along the Mediterranean sea waterfront in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria on October 31, 2022.
People sit along a beach near the concrete blocks installed to break the Mediterranean sea waves along the waterfront in Egypt s northern Mediterranean coastal city of Alexandria on October 31, 2022
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