Al Hamriyah Municipality steps up water safety measures

March 29, 2026 / 2:47 PM

Sharjah24: Al Hamriyah Municipality continues its intensive field efforts to address the effects of the recent weather conditions, which led to water accumulation in several areas. Specialised teams from the Public Health Department have begun comprehensive spraying and treatment operations as part of an integrated plan aimed at safeguarding public health and enhancing environmental safety.

Targeting mosquitoes and other health risks

Through its technical staff, the municipality implements precise preventive measures to control mosquito breeding, insects, and other public health pests. These efforts help reduce potential risks associated with stagnant water and ensure a safe and healthy environment for residents and visitors, relying on a system of rapid response and proactive preparedness.

Proactive planning for weather fluctuations

These initiatives form part of the municipality’s proactive plans to deal with changing weather conditions. Continuous field monitoring and immediate interventions are in place to address any impact on quality of life, reflecting the municipality’s commitment to high standards of health, safety, and municipal services.

Community cooperation is key

Al Hamriyah municipality emphasises that field campaigns will continue alongside developmental plans, strengthening readiness to manage emergencies and promoting a sustainable, healthy environment for the Sharjah community.

In this context, His Excellency Mubarak Rashid Al Shamsi, Director of Al Hamriyah Municipality, praised community cooperation, stressing that public partnership is essential in supporting preventive efforts. He stated: “Al Hamriyah Municipality continues to implement field plans efficiently to tackle the effects of weather conditions. We consistently treat water accumulations using scientifically designed measures to limit insect and mosquito breeding, protecting community health and safety.”

Al Shamsi added that the municipality relies on residents’ awareness and cooperation in reporting any sites that could encourage pest breeding. He noted that community engagement directly improves response speed and preventive efficiency, urging everyone to report concerns via official channels or the toll-free number (800700666).