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Manama urged to boost cleanliness checks
The article addressed the efforts of Bahraini authorities in tackling practices such as urinating and spitting in public places, especially in central Manama, which lead to a decline in public cleanliness and the spread of rats and insects, thus posing a threat to public health. It emphasized that such behaviors are uncivilized and subject those who commit them to legal penalties of up to one year in prison, in addition to fines that vary by country—such as 500 dirhams in Dubai and 10,000 riyals in Qatar. The article called for intensified awareness campaigns, improved public facilities, increased field monitoring, and the reinforcement of strict penalties to curb these actions.
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