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Qatar sees huge hike in abandoned cars
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Posted on Sunday, 15 February 2009
Abandoned cars-Mr.Dhahi Khalfan is right
Posted by Muhammed Azeem at 23:36 UAE time
Hello friends
The legal actions will start regarding the abandoned assets only after confirming that, it has been abandoned. This requires a period of six months to reach as an analytical data to the higher authorities. So Mr. Dhahi Khalfan is right, may he he might have received the official data for the 11 cars, so please stop pulling his legs.
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Qatar is an Emirate and so is Dubai
Posted by Hernandez at 22:08 UAE time
The better question is whether more than 11 cars have been abandoned just outside the airport in Dubai or throughout the emirate altogether. Also, I would imagine that many of the "abandoned" cars in Qatar are wrecks or cars that have gone into disuse, and not victims of an economic crisis. I don't think the numbers or cases are specific enough on either side here. It makes no use to argue the point.
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qatar is a country dubai is a city
Posted by ali at 15:24 UAE time
guys i think you are missing the point here , qatar have only ONE airport , not like the UAE - again if a person have no money will he/she take a budget airline or pay doubel the amount for a oen way ticket , i would to know who many cars have been left in Sharjah , and i do Belive the 11 car number in Dubai , please compare Apples with apples - country with country then figure things out .
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Honesty like this
Posted by Peter Higgins at 13:40 UAE time
With honesty like this, Doha deserves to succeed! Dubai is looking like it has some catching up to do...
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Abandoned cars in Qatar
Posted by Diana at 13:07 UAE time
'Only 11 cars had been left at Dubai International Airport in over a year' confirmed lieutenant general Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, chief of the Dubai police department yet over in Qatar 'The city’s municipality has revealed that in January this year 1,448 vehicles were deemed to be left unclaimed'...me thinks somebody's telling fibs mmm ..... but which one?
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Car story
Posted by Just asking at 11:03 UAE time
If it's almost 1500 in Doha, how is it possible to be only 11 in Dubai?
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Shift in trend
Posted by Karcia at 10:33 UAE time
Every one seems too tired at bashing crisis on Dubai. Now the trend seems shifting to Doha and Abu Dhabi... Well and good for Dubai.
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Abandoned cars all over Qatar-Problem even worse that reported
Posted by Cutter at 09:56 UAE time
I live in Doha Jadeed and on my street alone there are 3 abandoned cars that have been there for the past 1 1/2 years since I moved there. Traffic puts an abandoned sticker on the car and then just leaves it and doesn't tow it to the abandoned vehicle yard. If I went around my whole neighbourhood I bet there are over 100 abandoned cars as every street has 2 or 3 abandoned cars.
Even when there is roadworks going on the authorities won't come and remove the abandoned cars so the roadwoarks actually work around the abandoned cars.
If the authorities rounded up the abandoned cars around Doha and took them to the designated yard I bet the amount of vehicles would at least triple.
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