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Gulf Press > Gulf News > Bahrain > Hoorah Ali Lacks Cell Towers for 15 Years, Says Rep
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Hoorah Ali Lacks Cell Towers for 15 Years, Says Rep

Mohamed Mahmoud
Last updated: 2026/09/06 at 10:04 AM
Mohamed Mahmoud
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Telecommunications Challenges Persist in Hoor Al Ain

Residents of Building 714 on Road 1440 in Hoor Al Ain are experiencing ongoing difficulties due to inadequate mobile and internet coverage. These issues, highlighted by Dr. Salman Mohsen, a representative from the Northern Municipal Council, have remained unresolved for nearly 15 years, affecting the daily lives of the local community.

According to Dr. Mohsen, numerous residents have contacted him for updates on potential solutions to enhance connectivity in the area. His attempts to address the issue through repeated communications with concerned authorities have yielded limited results, despite several letters sent during the tenure of the former Minister of Transport.

Impact of Poor Connectivity on Daily Life

The challenges posed by weak telecommunications coverage have severely impacted residents’ ability to communicate with family and access essential services. Dr. Mohsen emphasized that the lack of reliable phone and internet services complicates educational, professional, and personal communications, making day-to-day life increasingly difficult.

As technology rapidly evolves, the demand for quality communication services has never been higher. Unfortunately, the residents of Hoor Al Ain are finding themselves at a disadvantage compared to more developed neighborhoods. Dr. Mohsen insisted that the community deserves the same level of service as those in both older and newer areas, urging for the installation of additional communication towers to remedy the situation.

Calls for Urgent Solution

Dr. Mohsen expressed his frustrations with the lack of tangible progress despite multiple assurances from relevant authorities over the years. He stressed the importance of finding a permanent solution to the communication troubles faced by residents, as their suffering has gone unaddressed for far too long.

In light of this situation, community members are advocating for urgent action from telecommunications providers and local authorities. They believe that a coordinated effort is vital to improve infrastructure and meet the growing technological needs of the population.

Next Steps and Community Expectations

Looking ahead, it is crucial for authorities to prioritize the telecommunications needs of Hoor Al Ain residents. As the issue continues to linger, many community members are hopeful for a resolution in the near future. Improving service levels will not only facilitate better communication but also enhance overall quality of life.

The local government and telecommunications companies face increasing pressure to respond effectively to these ongoing concerns. A collaborative strategy focused on technology upgrades and new infrastructure could greatly benefit those affected and ensure equitable access to essential communication services.

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