MP Hassan Ibrahim has credited those involved in organising this year's Ashoora season and the 27th Imam Hussain Blood Donation Campaign, saying the smooth turnout and coordination were the result of close cooperation between state agenc
TDT | Manama
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MP Hassan Ibrahim has credited those involved in organising this year’s Ashoora season and the 27th Imam Hussain Blood Donation Campaign, saying the smooth turnout and coordination were the result of close cooperation between state agencies and community organisers.
He thanked His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, whose backing, he said, ensured the space for religious observance and public participation.
He singled out the Ministry of Interior, the Jaafari Waqf Directorate and the Capital Governorate, along with clerics, charity groups, ma’atam heads and volunteers.
Together, they kept processions orderly and helped manage access to mourning halls in central Manama.
The use of shuttle buses from outlying districts into the capital, arranged by the Jaafari Waqf Directorate (JWD), was described as a practical step that eased congestion and helped mourners attend without adding to traffic.
Community Police and traffic teams were present at key points and kept roads clear without fuss.
As for the blood drive, the MP said the campaign saw a strong turnout in its 27th year.
He said such efforts not only support Bahrain’s blood reserves, but show how religious occasions can carry direct benefit for public welfare.
