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6/19/24, 10:15 AM  Dubai Municipality allocates 3,150 cleaning supervisors and workers to oversee public hygiene operations during Eid Al-Adha hol…
        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  been
        allocated 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 of investment areas and monitor the compliance of real
        estate development companies with approved work systems.
        Cleanliness of Main Roads and Highways
        The  municipality  has  also  designated  an  exclusive  team  of  155  sanitation  engineers  and  10
        supervisory  and  monitoring  personnel  to  ensure  the  cleanliness  of  a  total  distance  of  2,300
        kilometers of main roads in four separate shifts. The operational strategies of the municipality have
        been created to tackle all emergencies, ensuring the hygiene of main roads and highways while
        effectively  resolving  complaints.  The  Municipality  has  assigned  necessary  resources  for  waste
        collection and transportation including prompt cleaning of accident sites along external roads and
        highways.
        Automated Fleet

        Additionally, the municipality has deployed a lineup of 759 automated vehicles along with necessary
        equipment  to  complete  different  routine  field  operations  that  support  programs  as  well  as
        emergency services 24 hours a day and upon request. The fleet includes 318 heavy vehicles, 158
        lightweight vehicles, 176 rental vehicles, and 77 heavy equipment units, which are connected to
        boats for cleaning and 30 lightweight equipment units. During the Eid Al-Adha holidays, the fleet will
        run  456  daily  programs  on  an  average,  which  include  duties  such  as  cleaning,  addressing
        complaints, reporting incidents and regular field inspections.
        Operating Hours
        The  Municipality's  strategy  to  ensure  general  cleanliness  operations  throughout  Dubai's  Eid  Al-
        Adha holiday includes scheduling and controlling landfills, waste disposal locations, and treatment
        facilities. During the holidays, Al Qusais landfill and Bayada landfill will be operational around the
        clock  and  the  medical  waste  incinerator  at  Jebel Ali  Hazardous  Waste Treatment  Plant  will  also
        operate without interruption, in addition to the control room at Warsan waste-to-energy conversion
        facility, which will be operational 24/7 during the holidays.

        Dubai  Municipality  has  streamlined  access  to  various  services,  including  the  submission  of
        requests for the convenience of the public and customers through its website. The services include
        applying for permits to dispose of hazardous waste, commercial waste and unnecessary materials.

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