Akhorashide said that addressing the issue of the bridge in the Hussein District comes within the framework of the municipality's keenness to respond to service observations, especially those related to water drainage, noting that opening the bridge and cleaning the drainage channel will improve water movement and reduce the effects of blockages that may hinder its flow.
She added that the municipality is keen to enhance coordination with various related authorities and institutions, primarily the Water Authority, to ensure prompt handling of service issues that require the convergence of efforts and the integration of roles, stressing that field work is a priority in following up on the needs of the neighborhoods and areas under the municipality.
She pointed out that the municipality's staff continues to monitor sites that require service interventions, noting that the municipality works within the available capabilities to prioritize and implement the necessary treatments, which directly reflects on the level of services provided to citizens.
Akhorashide emphasized the importance of continued cooperation between the municipality and citizens by reporting service observations, which helps specialized teams to identify and address fault sites as quickly as possible, stressing that the municipality will continue its field follow-up of various areas and neighborhoods with the aim of raising the level of services and improving the service reality.
These works come within the efforts of the Mafraq Greater Municipality to follow up on infrastructure and field services, and address observations related to water drainage, enhancing the readiness of sites that may be affected by water accumulations and maintaining the smoothness of drainage within the available capabilities.
