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The Al Rayyan Municipality has launched an anti-rodent project to eliminate rodents in farms, ranches and housing complexes across the country.
The municipality said it has set up a specialised company to eliminate rodents and insects at 3,823 ranches and 1,281 farms in the country.
The company will implement the project for three years and the first phase has already hit the ground running.
Muqbil al-Shemari, director, services affairs department at the Al Rayyan Municipality, said that the implementation of the project is mandatory for all farms and ranches. “If the owner denies entry to the anti-rodent team, the licence of the place will be withdrawn.”
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