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Asir authorities remove and relocate 92 kiosks and food carts to prepared sites

From Okaz · () Arabic

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News Official statement Outcome reported
  • Asir Municipality removed and relocated 92 kiosks and food carts from the ring road in Abha.
  • The vendors were moved to prepared sites that meet municipal requirements.
  • Authorities said the operation aims to reduce visual clutter, improve public spaces and raise compliance with regulations.

Asir Municipality has removed and relocated 92 kiosks and food carts operating along Abha’s ring road.

The operation, carried out by the municipality’s evening inspection department, moved the stalls to prepared sites that meet municipal requirements. Officials said the measure would improve the organization and quality of the locations.

The municipality said the work aims to limit random structures and visual distortion, improve the urban landscape and better regulate activities in public areas. It also said the changes would create a more suitable environment for residents and visitors and improve the quality of services.

The relocation forms part of continuing municipal efforts to organize sites and activities, address features that damage the cityscape and increase compliance with regulations in key areas of Abha.

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Originally published by Okaz in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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