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Park life for Dubai

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Saturday, 10 November 2007

Dubai Municipality has announced an objective to build enough parks to have 5.5m2 of recreational facility per person in the emirate.

DM recently finalised designs for three new parks for Al Barsha, which will offer 55,000m2 of green space.

Each park will take up around 15,000m2, and construction will begin this month, and be completed in October next year.

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