Ministry of Municipalities Intensifies Efforts to Combat Mosquito Spread
TDT | Manama
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The Ministry of Municipalities and Agriculture has confirmed that it is continuing regular cleaning of stormwater drains and removal of stagnant water across Bahrain, with the collaboration of the Capital Secretariat and the three municipalities of Muharraq, Southern, and Northern governorates. These efforts aim to prepare for the upcoming rainy season, ensuring public health and minimizing the spread of mosquitoes.
The ministry emphasized that, through its ongoing work with the Capital Secretariat and municipalities, it is also removing debris and construction waste that accumulates in public spaces. Cleaning operations are conducted continuously throughout the week and year-round across all areas of the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Furthermore, the ministry initiated a campaign to clear weeds in various regions of Bahrain, particularly those found in stormwater drains. These efforts also involve cleaning the drains and removing waste to prevent breeding grounds for mosquitoes. The cleaning activities continue daily in multiple areas, contributing to the overall cleanliness of the kingdom.
The ministry assured the public that all cleaning and waste removal activities are conducted according to an established protocol, with ongoing monitoring of stagnant water accumulation, construction debris, and waste, which are promptly dealt with to prevent mosquito breeding.
The Ministry of Municipalities and Agriculture also stressed the importance of adhering to regulations on waste disposal to maintain public welfare. It urged everyone to take responsibility for ensuring a safe and healthy environment.
In addition, the ministry has launched ongoing awareness campaigns, promoting cleanliness and the enforcement of the Public Cleanliness Law. These initiatives support the ministry’s broader efforts to protect and enhance public health.
The ministry reminded the public that complaints and observations related to cleaning operations, stormwater accumulation, or mosquito breeding sites can be reported via the hotline at 80008188.
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