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Doha
The Public Works Authority (Ashghal) has completed implementation of a network of roads, entrances and exits with a total length of about 4.1 km to serve three petrol stations at Bu Sulba, Al Naqian and Sealine Road, within the road improvement project in Greater Doha South -- Phase 6.
These roads provide safe entrances to petrol stations and regulated traffic around them. This project falls within the context of Ashghal’s plan to develop the existing road network and improve efficiency in different regions of the country.
Eng Fatema Hussein Salat, project engineer at South Areas Section of Roads Projects Department at Ashghal, stated that Ashghal was keen to provide a road network surrounding Bu Sulba, Al Naqian and Sealine Road petrol stations to serve the users of these facilities, including visitors and residents of these areas and neighbourhoods.
The project works included implementing a 1.4km stretch of road to serve Bu Sulba station, a two-km stretch surrounding Al Naqian station and another 0.7km stretch serving Sealine Road petrol station with provision of lighting system, pavements, drainage network, protected utility lines of electricity and telecommunications, in addition to existing services within Bu Sulba and Al Naqian fuel stations.
As part of Ashghal’s commitment to supporting local manufacturers and products, most works of the Road Improvement Project in Greater Doha South - Phase 6 were implemented using Qatari resources including various materials and elements such as lighting poles, traffic lights, concrete pipes, asphalt and other materials. The local products used in the project comprised 95 percent of total materials used.
Doha
The Public Works Authority (Ashghal) has completed implementation of a network of roads, entrances and exits with a total length of about 4.1 km to serve three petrol stations at Bu Sulba, Al Naqian and Sealine Road, within the road improvement project in Greater Doha South -- Phase 6.
These roads provide safe entrances to petrol stations and regulated traffic around them. This project falls within the context of Ashghal’s plan to develop the existing road network and improve efficiency in different regions of the country.
Eng Fatema Hussein Salat, project engineer at South Areas Section of Roads Projects Department at Ashghal, stated that Ashghal was keen to provide a road network surrounding Bu Sulba, Al Naqian and Sealine Road petrol stations to serve the users of these facilities, including visitors and residents of these areas and neighbourhoods.
The project works included implementing a 1.4km stretch of road to serve Bu Sulba station, a two-km stretch surrounding Al Naqian station and another 0.7km stretch serving Sealine Road petrol station with provision of lighting system, pavements, drainage network, protected utility lines of electricity and telecommunications, in addition to existing services within Bu Sulba and Al Naqian fuel stations.
As part of Ashghal’s commitment to supporting local manufacturers and products, most works of the Road Improvement Project in Greater Doha South - Phase 6 were implemented using Qatari resources including various materials and elements such as lighting poles, traffic lights, concrete pipes, asphalt and other materials. The local products used in the project comprised 95 percent of total materials used.
