The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing affirmed the continued monitoring of collective housing sites for individuals in various regions of the Kingdom, stressing that reports received via the Balady platform and the unified number 940 represent an effective supporting channel in detecting violations and enhancing compliance with technical and health requirements and safety standards.

Rapid handling of violative cases and taking the necessary regulatory measures

The Ministry explained that receiving reports through official channels increases the efficiency of follow-up, enabling specialized teams to quickly handle violative cases and take the necessary regulatory measures; to preserve public health and safety and limit irregular practices within residential neighborhoods.

It stated that regulating collective housing for individuals is part of the Ministry's efforts within the framework of the National Program for the Development of Collective Housing for Individuals, in partnership with government entities, aiming to improve the quality of workers' housing and provide a safe, healthy, and sustainable environment, in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 in improving quality of life.

The Ministry stressed the continuation of coordination with relevant authorities to raise the level of compliance with regulations and requirements, alongside ongoing field inspection tours.

It called on community members to use official channels to report any violations, affirming that community awareness and effective reports support monitoring efforts and contribute to the swift handling of observations and preserving the quality of the residential environment.