Public Authority for Housing Welfare is preparing to float a tender for the supply, extend and maintain medium and low pressure cable networks in three suburbs — N1, N5 and N12 — of the city of Mutlaa.
The PAHW said 7,000 plots are expected to benefit from the tender the closing date of which is March 19, reports Al-Qabas daily. The PAHW has also floated a tender for the supply and installation of 12 main stations with a voltage of 132/11 kV in the non-residential suburbs of the Al-Mutla’a City project.
On the other hand, the head of the Al-Mutlaa City Residents Committee, Khaled Al-Enezi, announced that the city is still suffering from lack of services.
Al-Enezi told the daily about 20,000 citizens will begin paying installments of the Credit Bank, despite the region’s lack of readiness for services and electricity.
He added next April is the first installment payment date to the Credit Bank, and said, how will the people live in the city since large sums of money are deducted from their salaries while the city still lacks services, most notably sanitation and access to electricity and called on the authorities to postpone the credit bank installments.