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Taif Municipality steps up school area clean-up ahead of new academic year

Taif Municipality has intensified field operations around schools to ensure a clean and safe environment in coordination with education authorities.

Taif Municipality steps up school area clean-up ahead of new academic year

The Taif Municipality has ramped up field operations near schools across the city to ready the urban environment for the upcoming academic year. This intensified effort involves the Operations and Maintenance Agency and the General Department of Sanitation, working together to enhance cleanliness, remove waste, and address issues in the areas surrounding educational facilities.

The municipality is coordinating closely with the General Directorate of Education in Taif and other relevant bodies to ensure any problems are swiftly resolved and the schools are fully prepared for students and staff. This comprehensive approach includes regular monitoring of roads and walkways leading to schools, all aimed at providing a safe and welcoming space for the new school year.

The efforts are being focused on five local municipal districts within Taif, with the municipality continuing its targeted clean-up campaigns across these areas to elevate overall urban quality and service standards near educational institutions.

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