Third District logged 346 complaints up to December 2025

TDT | Manama

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Paperwork piled up in the Capital Governorate’s Third District over a two-year span, with 346 complaints and proposals filed from 1 January 2024 until December 2025, a report presented to the Capital Trustees Board said.

Residents lodged the largest share, at 141 submissions, followed by 132 raised through the National System for Suggestions and Complaints, known as ‘Tawasul’.

The Board also covered 24 site visits and 36 requests submitted by board members, along with 10 submissions from civil society bodies and three from MPs representing the Capital area. The report said the district covers 17 residential blocks across Sanabis, Daih, Jidhafs, Karbabad, Seef District, Al Qal’ah and Nurana.

It also includes five public parks: Sanabis Park, Karbabad Park, Daih Park, Seef Park and Jidhafs Park.

Most cases were routed to works-related bodies.

Works Affairs received 56 per cent of submissions, while 37 per cent went to the Ministry of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture and 1 per cent to the General Directorate of Traffic, according to the report.

A breakdown of requests sent to the Ministry of Works showed 114 submissions in total.

Road and pavement maintenance led the list with 44 requests, followed by 40 tied to sewerage.

Another 16 involved traffic signs, eight concerned speed humps, four asked for new or planned parking spaces, and two sought the installation of poles and barriers.

On outcomes, the report said 42 per cent of requests had been completed, 38 per cent had received replies, and 20 per cent remained under review.