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Major Infrastructure Revamp Afoot in Capital Governorate to Elevate Public Services and Road Network

TDT | Manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Revamp works in the Capital Governorate are set to significantly improve public services and enhance the quality of life for residents. Led by the Capital Municipality Council in partnership with the Ministry of Works,

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Published 29 June 2024, 8:00 · Updated 22:12

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Major Infrastructure Revamp Afoot in Capital Governorate to Elevate Public Services and Road Network

TDT | Manama

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com

Revamp works in the Capital Governorate are set to significantly improve public services and enhance the quality of life for residents. Led by the Capital Municipality Council in partnership with the Ministry of Works, this extensive infrastructure initiative focuses on road development, sewage network expansion, and traffic safety improvements.

Engineer Saleh Tarada, Chairman of the Capital Municipal Council, emphasised the Council's focus on infrastructure development across the Capital Governorate of Bahrain. He highlighted the ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Works to carry out various projects, including the establishment of a sewage network in Block 604 in Sitra, which will serve approximately 280 properties. Additional sewage network projects are progressing in Block 381, Block 382 in Nabih Saleh, and Block 711 in Tubli, benefiting a total of 305 properties.

The blueprint for infrastructure improvements extends to the enhancement of road networks, encompassing the principal road project in East Sitra, the development of roads in Block 324 in Juffair, Ma'ameer - Block 633, and Jidhafs. Additionally, the Council supervises the development of Road 287 and its adjacent roads in Block 602 in Mahaza, Sitra, alongside the refurbishment and development of roads in Block 816 in Isa Town and Block 381 in Nabih Saleh.

Engineer Tarada remarked that these infrastructure projects are essential for improving the quality of public services and supporting the area's ongoing urban development.

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