مخفر شرطة نيرا - R7GH+5F9 مخفر شرطة نيرا

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Hallelujah and praise, Hallelujah great. Lord, forgive me and my parents, Lord have mercy on them, as my little Lord. The Nera Valley is at the mercy of the stream Population density and services are absent Wadi Nera is one of the valleys of Tihama Al-Baha. It is located northwest of Al-Makhwah governorate. The Nera Valley of the Makhwah governorate, which has more than 50 villages, is one of the largest, if not the largest, of Tihama valleys.It is located along the corridor behind the upper Shada mountain from the west and extends southward until it connects to the Nawan Valley on the edge of the west coast. "Okaz" visited the center through the road leading to the valley, which passes the long obstacle opened by Prince Mohammed bin Saud more than 20 years ago, but the asphalt road ends with the end of Aqaba, for the people of the valley to cross the road from their villages to Alkhawah or Kalwa through a bumpy dirt road It runs through the torrent stream, which means that people remain at the mercy of the floods, especially during the rainy seasons. After a tour of the region, Okaz met a number of notables, Marafi and Nera residents, who complained about the scarcity of municipal services. ID of the village of measurement Mohammed Hassan Rabie, one of the valley, said that there is a health center and a school complex for boys and another for girls, in addition to another primary school, calling for more to serve villages below the valley because of the large population density and the large distance between the maximum valley and below, stressing that the road to his village Very rugged, stressing the need for the villagers to build a temple road to alleviate their suffering. He added that the Nera Center was finally opened, a good step, but the suffering of the people of the valley is the way they need it most. Mohammed Meshaal, Saeed Qashmou 'and Abdullah Al-Ghamdi demanded a road linking the villages of the valley to the outside world because the people crossed a long and unpaved road towards Memman and nearby Qalwa, pointing out that the suffering of the people increases with rainfall and flooding when it is impossible to cross that valley completely. For his part, Abdullah Jari said: The graves in the valley of Nira are not allowed to have any interest by the relevant authorities, where lack of fencing and lighting, pointing out that it is rare to find a walled cemetery along the villages of the very long valley. Ali Jamaan al-Ghamdi, Attiyah bin Ahmed and Salim Hassan stressed the need for mosques and villages for lighting, where worshipers cut the road to mosques amid total darkness. For his part, said the identifier Othman bin Gramallah, Mohammed Saeed and Mohammed Ahmed al-Zahrani that asphalt is completely absent from the roads leading to their villages. A number of residents of the villages of Halfa, al-Eis, al-Darka, al-Ranf and Nahha said that their villages belonged to the Nawan Center and then joined the Nera Center after its opening, but they did not have many services such as asphalt, lighting and fencing of cemeteries, demanding the existence of a municipal services center in the center to provide services to the villages Scattered. For his part, Mayor of Al-Makhwah Ali al-Muhaya said that the villages of the valley need to be served, and promised to allocate municipal projects to serve the people in the budget this year. He added that the municipality is working hard to meet the needs of citizens, pointing out the possibility of finding a municipal service center to serve the large number of villages and residents there. Coordinate to achieve demands Al-Makhwah Council Chairman Abdulrahman Hamiani said that the council paid a field visit to the villages of the valley and monitored the municipal needs, noting that there will be coordination with the municipality and the center to provide services to the residents. He added: We visited a lot of villages and met with dignitaries and villagers and listened to their demands and will be working to achieve them, although the villages of the valley is large and the need for services is very large.