The Damage Inventory Committee, made up of several government agencies, has begun assessing the damage to citizens and residents affected by the torrential rains that hit Jeddah Governorate late last week.
A number of those affected by the floods in Jeddah said “News 24The damage assessment committee attended among them in Al-Ajaweed neighborhood for two days and completed the damage assessment procedures after submitting the required documents.
speckled lens”News 24Specialized government teams have removed the damage caused by the torrents, lifted the damaged cars and opened the roads in the Al-Ajaweed neighborhood of Jeddah.
Jeddah Municipality had earlier confirmed that those affected by the downpours and torrential rains the governorate witnessed last Thursday will be compensated under the same compensation mechanism in 2009.
The Secretariat called on those affected to apply to the Crisis and Disaster Center, represented in all government agencies, for harm and damage limitation and to take regular steps for compensation.
Specialized government teams proceed to remove the damage #torrents The streets open up in the Ajaweed neighborhood #grandmother#Jedda_Rain
Photography: Lujain Al-Ahmadihttps://t.co/W0yTabnHZp pic.twitter.com/N16VW1l7z9– News 24 (@Akhbaar24) November 27, 2022
