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    Dubai Completes AED 277 Million Sewer Network in Nad Al Sheba 3

    Dubai Completes AED 277 Million Sewer Network in Nad Al Sheba 3

    Dubai Municipality has completed a major infrastructure project in Nad Al Sheba 3, building a 24-kilometer sewerage and rainwater drainage network. The total cost of the project reached AED 277 million.

    The newly developed system connects directly to Dubai Municipality’s main sewerage network. This includes 11 kilometers of household connections, ensuring better sanitation and improved stormwater drainage for residents in the area.

    Massive Pumping Station Boosts Capacity

    One of the key components of the project is an advanced pumping station. It has a maximum flow capacity of 4,000 litres per second. This will help manage both daily sewage flow and heavy rainwater during storms, minimizing the risk of overflow or flooding.

    The project was part of Dubai’s broader urban development strategy. It focuses on upgrading public infrastructure to match rapid growth and improve environmental safety.

    Strategic Move for a Growing Community

    A representative from Dubai Municipality said the completion of this integrated sewerage network reflects the government’s long-term commitment to smart infrastructure planning. It supports a cleaner, safer, and more resilient city.

    For full project details, you can visit the official Dubai Municipality update here.

    This initiative follows other major utility upgrades across the emirate. According to the UAE Government Portal, infrastructure investments remain central to Dubai’s urban master plan through 2040.

    With Nad Al Sheba 3 residents now connected to a modernized system, Dubai is one step closer to its goal of becoming one of the world’s smartest and most sustainable cities.