Alireza Nadali, spokesperson for the Islamic Council of Tehran, recently examined the performance of Tehran Municipality in rainy days. He particularly emphasized the importance of actions taken in Area 4 and spoke about efforts to manage surface runoff and optimize the use of rainwater.
Management of Surface Runoff in Area 4
Recently, intermittent rainfall in the capital has created challenges in managing surface water. However, Area 4 of Tehran Municipality has been able to largely manage these challenges with special measures taken. Nadali pointed out that proper management of surface runoff can help reduce the risk of flooding and waterlogging of public roads. These actions not only ensure the safety of citizens but also significantly contribute to environmental preservation and water resource management.
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Utilization of Rainwater and Pursuit of Neighborhood Demands
In addition, Nadali referred to the necessity of planning for the use of rainwater and added: "We must think about utilizing this natural resource and turn it into an opportunity by creating the necessary infrastructure." These remarks reflect the municipality's special attention to sustainability and efficient use of water resources.
Furthermore, Nadali mentioned the pursuit of demands from neighborhoods in Area 8 and emphasized that district mayors have the responsibility to address local problems and needs. He added: "Attention to local needs and establishing effective communication with citizens is one of our priorities and must be given importance."
Overall, the actions and programs of Tehran Municipality during rainy days demonstrate this institution's serious determination to optimally manage water resources and improve the quality of life for citizens. Given the environmental challenges and climate changes, such actions can serve as a successful model for other regions of the country as well.
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