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Unkempt parks now offer special shelters for rats

By Thamer Tayfour. Muharraq residents have been complaining for a long-time now over the non-maintenance of gardens in the governorate. Despite many announcements to boost tourist numbers in the governorate, they say parks and gardens here suffer from neglect. Speaking to Tribune, Yousif Al Thawadi

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Published 29 July 2018, 8:00 · Updated 21:41

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Unkempt parks now offer special shelters for rats

Muharraq residents have been complaining for a long-time now over the non-maintenance of gardens in the governorate. Despite many announcements to boost tourist numbers in the governorate, they say parks and gardens here suffer from neglect.

Speaking to Tribune, Yousif Al Thawadi, a member of Muharraq Municipal Council, said the Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning Ministry has totally failed in properly maintaining or revamping the existing parks and gardens in the governorate which is termed as ‘the capital of Islamic culture’.

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