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70 properties flagged for group housing violations
The article discusses the procedures for regulating the activation of communal housing in Al-Muḥarraq Governorate, Bahrain. The government has indicated that monitoring and inspection efforts on properties used as communal housing will continue, with legal actions being enforced against violators. These measures include cutting off electricity and water services, as well as penalizing unlicensed construction activities. Property owners are required to submit documents and certificates that meet health and safety standards when registering and licensing the property as shared accommodation, in accordance with the new regulations that include amendments to the law. The aim of these measures is to organize property use, ensure public safety, and comply with legal requirements, while emphasizing ongoing oversight to ensure adherence and to impose sanctions on those who violate the regulations.
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