Tehran's urban management has launched numerous plans in various areas of the capital, focusing on the everyday needs of citizens. These activities include sediment collection, driving education, creating sports spaces, and organizing pathways.
Collection of 300 Cubic Meters of Sediment in Northern Tehran
Ehsaan Khairatian Safaei, the Deputy of Urban Services and Environment of District 1, reported the collection of over 300 cubic meters of sediment from surface water channels in the neighborhoods of Koohsar, Valanjak, Darabad, and Khargush Dareh. This dredging and cleaning operation aims to improve the quality of surface water and reduce flood risks.
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Professional Driving Education in District 4
In District 4, Yahya Sarlaki, the Deputy of Transportation and Traffic, announced the holding of a defensive and professional driving training course for school bus drivers. This course is aimed at enhancing the safety of student transportation and reducing traffic accidents, helping to raise driver awareness.
Safety and Visual Appeal in District 5
Mahmoud Karamroudi, the Deputy of Transportation and Traffic of District 5, announced the implementation of a 45-kilometer-long vitality line marking operation. This marking has been done with attractive colors of green, blue, and red, aimed at increasing safety and creating visual appeal for citizens.
Active Citizen Participation in Park Cleanups
Seyed Mahdi Mirhosseini, the Deputy of Urban Services and Environment of District 8, reported citizen participation in collecting plastic waste and cigarette filters from pathways. This initiative aims to promote a culture of cleanliness and environmental preservation.
Installation of Concrete Benches on Jomhouri Street
Morteza Moradi, the Deputy of Urban Services and Environment of District 12, announced the plan to install 91 concrete benches on Jomhouri Street. The goal of this plan is to enhance the quality of urban furniture and create resting spots for pedestrians, especially the elderly.
Addressing Lighting Shortages in Sports Pathways
Hadi Razavi, the Technical and Construction Deputy of District 18, reported the resolution of lighting shortages in the pathways around Baharestan Complex and Shahid Abdollahvand Sports Complex. This action has been carried out in collaboration with Sina Electric Network and helps improve the quality of movement in this area.
8,000 Women Citizens Benefiting from Sports Facilities
Ahmad Hemmati, the Deputy of Social and Cultural Affairs of District 19, announced that over 8,000 women citizens have utilized the sports and recreational facilities of the Women's Park during the summer season. These spaces provide a suitable opportunity for sports activities and enhance women's health.
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