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4/4/24, 10:05 AM Dubai: 2,300 Cleaners, 650 Hygiene Engineers To Keep The City Clean During Eid Holidays | MENAFN.COM
To keep major roads and highways clean during the first few days of Eid Al Fitr, Dubai
Municipality has gathered a workforce made up of 57 cleaners and 5 supervisory and
monitoring employees. The team will work in four shifts to cover a total of 2,300 kilometres of
the main roads.
To effectively handle any emergency that may arise, the Municipality has also developed
operational plans to promptly respond to reports and allocate the necessary human and
logistical resources for the collection and transportation of waste along the way. The group will
also take on the task of cleaning accident sites on external roads and highways.
The initiative encompasses technical programmes and action plans, as well as supervisory
and field efforts to ensure the hygiene of all roads and highways, residential areas, and public
facilities.
As part of its continuous efforts to advance Dubai's standing as a sustainable and healthy
community, Dubai Municipality has put together a comprehensive strategy for integrated
waste management. This plan aims to provide the highest standards of quality for hygiene
services and operations in the emirate of Dubai throughout the year, and during various
events and holidays hosted by the emirate. This is consistent with the Municipality's objective
to ensure that all residents and visitors enjoy the highest quality tourism, leisure and living
experiences.
Dubai Municipality's waste management teams have effectively carried out cleaning
operations across all 10 Eid prayer areas in the emirate. Furthermore, they have placed
supplementary rubbish cans near mosques, event venues, crowded areas, along with 30
extra waste storage facilities that are widely spread to cover emergency cases and crowded
areas.
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