(MENAFN- The Peninsula) Doha: The Department of Protection and Wild Life at the Ministry of Municipality and Environment has announced to refund the security money of winter camps online. The winter camping season this year ended before time following the preventive and precautionary measures announced by the Supreme Committee for Crises Management to curb the spread of COVID-19.
The campers have been asked to follow few simple steps given by the Ministry through official website www.mme.gov.qa to get their money back. 'The beneficiaries are required to click the icon of ‘request for winter camp' then select ‘booking camp space', after entering ID number and mobile number, the system will ask to click refund icon, the Ministry has tweeted.
The inspectors of the Department of Protection and Wild Life will visit the space of camping allotted to campers to ensure that they did not commit any violation of environment and other rules and regulations given by the Ministry.
After inspection, the security money will be deposited to the account of a camper who is not found involved in any violation.
To curb the gathering at services centre under the preventive measures of coronavirus, the Ministry switched many services to its Oun App which offers 93 services online. The electronic services of received overwhelming response from the users.
Over 39,000 transactions were made online through the electronic platform of the Ministry from March 16 to 23, 2020.
As much as 37,600 transactions were related to the municipal services, followed by 365 transaction seeking services of agriculture and fishery sector. The environment sector and building permits' complex shared 364 and 313 transactions respectively. General services sector offered 193 services online. The services of the committee for engineers' registration and engineering consultancy office accounted 193.
Urban planning sector and joint service sector rendered 104 and seven services online. The hotline number 184 of MME received 4,360 calls from March 18 to 25, 2020. The highest number of calls was related to the municipalities' affairs sector. Other sectors received 2 to 4 percent of total calls made during the study period.
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