Our blood is one…our values are one
Great article! We love our King and our land.
@I.love.bahrain
Farm waste collection sites to tackle illegal dumping urged
Even the construction waste has become maniacal. At times you see empty cement bags or huge plastic covers flying over highways. I’ve seen this a lot on the Hidd highway.
@sami_4_bh
Resident’s call for roadside cooling and car wash stations backed
It’s good idea, but you’d want to make it far away from any main road. We don’t need any more traffic bottlenecks.
@sirshannoncrockett
How about the drainage? Bahrain doesn’t have a proper drainage system, hence every time it rains, the roads get flooded for days.
@morbidchix13
We need safe cycle lanes in Bahrain more urgently than this.
@shipradhirpassi
Two major problems: thermal shock and water spots will damage cars more than minor cure.
@alinajmave
We need the tint percentage increased as in the UAE.
@amansian96
What a fantastic waste of valuable resources! While Saudi Arabia creates the Year of Water in 2027 to highlight the sensible use of such valuable resources, Bahrain wants to pour tonnes down the drain so your car can be cool for two minutes. You cannot make this stuff up.
@bahrainbarmyarmy
What’s great about this is it will be owned by businessmen with connections. So when the street car washers are successfully banned, residents will be able to pay money to local businesses instead of unlicensed street washers who are trying to earn a little bit of money.
@michaloney
This is getting proposed while we are told not to wash the car outside our house. Who is going to foot the water bill?
@badnaam_biker
That idea is completely wrong. High-pressure water alone won’t clean a car – it actually makes it look worse. If you don’t wipe it down or blow it dry with high-pressure air afterward, it leaves water spots all over the paint. A simple example is heavy rain here in Bahrain: after it rains, the cars just end up looking dirty.
Rakhesh KP
It’s a pretty good idea, my car almost got burnt towards Hamala two days back due to overheating and I had to stop and open the bonnet to cool the engine before progressing.
Fonyi Henedence