Littering in Qatar could cost you QAR 10,000
World Cleanup Day is the largest global cleanup event of the year. Qatari authorities announced a QAR 10,000 penalty for anyone caught littering at beaches, in front of houses, roads…
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Baladiya dives into campaign to protect marine environment
Under Qatar National Vision 2030, the program focuses on environmental and sustainable development 2021 has already started off as a good year for the environment as Qatar’s Ministry of Municipality…
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Qatar launches two-month beach cleaning campaign
The Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME)’s General Cleanliness Department launched a two-month beach cleaning campaign at the northwestern beaches of the country on Tuesday. A campaign expected to clean…
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Qatar’s Health Control Department seizes 20 tonnes of spoiled foodstuffs
Food product found was unsuitable for human consumption. Doha’s Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) seized 20 tonnes of spoiled foodstuffs from warehouses, the ministry announced on Sunday. The municipality…
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Thai Smile branch shut for breaching Qatar’s food laws
The eatery, which is near Lulu hypermarket in Barwa City, was one of nine shut down by the Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME/Baladiya) this month.
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Thai Snack, Oriental Kitchen among 13 restaurants closed in Qatar
A total of 13 restaurants, cafes and eateries were closed by the Ministry of Municipality and the Environment (MME) for between 10 and 30 days each during the first two weeks of November.
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Underground garbage containers installed on the Corniche
The move is part of a pilot project that may be rolled out to other streets, as well as in malls, hotels and other buildings, the Ministry of Municipality and Environment (MME) said.
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Shops and ATMs to be installed in 15 upcoming bridges around Doha
The ministry did not say where they would be located or give a timeline for their opening.
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Qatar’s farmers’ markets re-launch this Thursday
In a change from last year, the sites have been upgraded to include air conditioning in the areas where fruit and vegetables are sold.
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