Authorities in Abu Dhabi are cracking down on vehicles parked randomly in Mafraq Industrial Area.
A major campaign has been launched by the City Municipality to clear trucks and other heavy vehicles from temporary parking slots and prohibited zones.
It comes following an increase in the number of abandoned vehicles in the area.
Officials said their inspections will also focus on companies and individuals using the site for storing heavy equipment and tools.
To preserve the city's appearance and eliminate the phenomenon of random truck parking in the Mafraq Industrial Area, #AbuDhabiCityMunicipality launched an extensive campaign to remove trucks and abandoned vehicles in temporary truck parking
— بلدية مدينة أبوظبي (@AbuDhabi_ADM) August 20, 2020
In which, violations and warnings were monitored and directed per laws and regulations of the campaign's cooperators, group of trucks and abandoned vehicles were removed, and all negative phenomena by individuals using the site for storing tools and containers pic.twitter.com/E6MuyUziEk
— بلدية مدينة أبوظبي (@AbuDhabi_ADM) August 20, 2020


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