Worries Over Water Quality at Mall of the Emirates Jogging Pond

Mall of the Emirates Jogging Pond Water Quality

Declining Water Quality at a Popular Spot: Visitors at the Mall of the Emirates Jogging Pond express worries as recent photos reveal tea-colored or brown water, raising concerns about the water quality at this popular location.
Resident Disappointment and Observations: Local residents, including frequent visitors like Alain, share their disappointment at the deteriorating conditions. Alain mentions the unpleasant smell and a general decline in the overall appeal of the area due to the murky water.
Possible Causes of Discoloration: Imteyaz Ahmad, Managing Director of Future Water and Power Consulting, suggests that the tea-colored water could be indicative of algal bloom. He speculates that weather conditions and changes in water quality might be contributing to this phenomenon.
Toxicity Warning and Cautionary Measures: Ahmad issues a warning, highlighting the potential toxicity of algal blooms. He advises people to avoid contact with the water until the Dubai Municipality takes necessary actions to address the issue and treat the water.
Dubai Municipality's Response Awaited: As concerns grow, there is no immediate response from the Dubai Municipality, which is responsible for the maintenance of the park. Residents and visitors look forward to municipal actions to resolve the situation and restore the water quality.