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Dubai Municipality Allocates 3,150 Cleaning

Supervisors And Workers To Oversee Public

Hygiene Operations During Eid Al-Adha Holiday

Dubai Municipality announced its plan to manage public cleanliness operations and community
services related to sustainable waste management in different areas during the Eid Al-Adha holiday

in the emirate,for which it has allocated 3,150 field supervisors and sanitation engineers. The
municipality’s efforts include implementing technical programs, creating work plans and coordinating
supervisory and field activities with an aim of retaining cleanliness on all roads, including highways,

residential areas,markets, public beaches, waterways, and public facilities.

These efforts reflect its steadfast commitment to an integrated waste management system and
maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness in public services throughout the year, especially
during special occasions, holidays, and events hosted by Dubai. Furthermore, it aligns with the
municipality’s strategic goals to raise the level of sustainability, attractiveness and overall quality of

life. The municipality further seeks to offer all residents and visitors top-notch tourism, entertainment
and living experiences.

Integrated Field Teams

Dubai Municipality’s workforce includes a team of 250 supervisory and control staff to monitor and
manage basic cleaning duties. Furthermore, they are in charge of handling both routine and
emergency field reports. They are further responsible for supervising a team of 2,250 sanitation

engineers across Dubai. The cleaning team will be operating in a four-shift system, equipped with
necessary solutions and resources. In addition, a group of 650 cleaning engineers have
beenallocated from the private sector to supervise cleaning operations in tourist, industrial, and
desert areas.

The municipality has assigned a field team comprising seven field supervisors and 84 sanitation

engineers to operate in a three-shift system every day, with an aim to improve the cleanliness and
sustainability of public beaches. Through these efforts, the municipality seeks to offer a distinguished
and appealing experience for the emirate’s beachgoers including citizens, residents, and visitors
during the Eid holiday. The municipality has also allocated a team of nine inspectors and field

supervisors to ensure cleanliness ofinvestment areas andmonitor the compliance of real estate
development companies with approved work systems.

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