Dibba Al -Hosn Municipality responds to 280 emergency reports of snakes, scorpions and loose animals

Dibba Al -Hosn Municipality dealt with 280 emergency cases during the first four months of this year, which were represented in communications related to snakes, scorpions, loose animals and rodents, with which the Control and Inspection Department dealt with an immediate response, to ensure public health and the safety of the population around the clock.

The municipality of Dibba Al -Hosn provided 6052 various services to the population, during the same period, which included municipal, engineering, health, agricultural and environmental services, in implementation of the directives of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, regarding the promotion of field work and meeting the needs of the population.

The director of the municipality of Dibba Al -Hosn, Talib Abdullah Al -Yahyai, ​​stressed that the municipal departments are intensifying its efforts to provide comprehensive services that meet the needs of citizens, residents and visitors, in a way that guarantees their comfort and well -being, pointing to the municipality’s commitment to achieving the vision of the Sharjah government in building an advanced and sustainable society.

He pointed out that the municipality continues to develop its services and enhance the quality of life in the city of Dibba Al -Hosn, which reflects its keenness to serve the community and raise the standard of living in Dibba Al -Hosn.

The Director of the Department of Excellence, the employees and employees, Maryam Rashidouh, explained that the administration implemented 816 services during the same period, distributed over 209 family housing contracts, 139 commercial contracts, two contracts for employee housing, in addition to 368 applications through the Sharjah Communication Center, 24 advertising permit requests, and 74 clearance certificates.

For its part, Khadija Naguib, from the Agriculture Department, reported that the administration provided 241 services, which included trimming and removing trees, supplying seedlings and agricultural sand, as well as spraying pesticides and providing agricultural workers on demand.

The Director of Engineering Services Department, Engineer Raja Mohamed Al -Naqbi, also indicated that the administration has completed 198 services, the most prominent of which are 11 requests to approve sewage plans, 17 transactions matching plans or final receipt, in addition to issuing non -reluctance certificates and displacement of groundwater displacement.

In the same context, Ayman Fadel, from the Supervision and Inspection Department, said that the number of services executed reached 4001, including 2270 sewage displacement requests, 1178 applications related to hygiene and pest control, 273 fog spraying services, and 280 services to combat emergency cases such as scripts, snakes and rodents.

While the Public Health Department implemented 780 services, which included supervising the slaughtering operations with 716 services, 14 permits to distribute foodstuffs, 4 permits for farms products, 15 permits to sell water, in addition to issuing certificates of benefit, withdrawing samples from swimming pools and henna, and agreeing to issue 16 new commercial licenses.