The Najran Region Municipality , represented by the General Department of Hygiene, carried out intensive field work during the past month of September, which included the removal of (28,473) cubic meters of rubble and construction waste of unknown origin, and the removal of (13,114) tons of waste that came to the public landfill, in addition to dealing with (17,506) cubic meters of large-sized waste.
The work included the implementation of mechanical sweeping with a length of (6,685,619) linear meters, and manual sweeping with a length of (336,643) linear meters, bringing the total sweeping work to more than (7) million linear meters. It also included washing (6,391) containers and maintaining (231) containers, washing (3,571) linear meters of sidewalks, and cutting grass over an area of (18,106) square meters.
As part of its efforts to improve the urban landscape, the field teams removed (131) damaged cars and (24) billboards, and carried out a collection service with a quantity of (7,593) cubic meters.
The official spokesperson for the Najran Region Municipality, Abdullah Al-Fadil, confirmed the continuation of field cleaning operations according to the approved operational plans, which enhances the cleanliness of the city and contributes to improving the urban landscape and quality of life.
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