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18 new locations for passenger waiting shades in "Um Al-Jimal"

18 new locations for passenger waiting shades in "Um Al-Jimal"

Um Al-Jimal Municipality announced the identification of 18 locations across various areas of the municipality, in preparation for the installation of dedicated passenger waiting shades, as part of executive measures aimed at enhancing the level of services and improving the reality of transportation and service facilities provided to citizens.

The Head of the Um Al-Jimal Municipality Committee, Mohammed Abu Aleem, stated that the municipality has begun taking the necessary measures to implement the project, pointing out that the selection of locations came in response to service needs in the municipal areas, and out of keenness to provide organized and safe facilities for citizens and passengers.

Abu Aleem explained that the installation of the shades will contribute to providing suitable places to wait for transportation, protecting citizens from various weather conditions, alongside improving the general landscape of the areas located within the municipal boundaries.

He emphasized that Um Al-Jimal Municipality is proceeding with the implementation of a set of service initiatives and projects, according to available priorities and capabilities, in line with the residents' needs and contributing to raising the level of services and infrastructure in various municipal areas.

He pointed out that the municipality continues to work on enhancing daily services that touch citizens' lives and improving the urban environment, reflecting its orientation towards providing more organized services responsive to the needs of the local community.

He noted that these measures come within the framework of the Ministry of Local Administration's directives to support municipalities, develop the level of services and infrastructure, and enhance facilities that serve citizens in various regions of the Kingdom.

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