Primrose Real Estate is pleased to offer Labor camp available with centralize A/c, in Muhaisnah-2
Key Features:
• (Close to Masjid)
• Ground+ 3 story Building
• With centralized Gas,
• 40 rooms available for Rent
• Dining halls, sufficient showers,
• Toilets and First Aid room.
• AED 3400/- Tax Free
• Per room per month (including gas)
Please contact Prim Rose Real Estate 055 1558384 / 043618696
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Muhaisnah (Arabic: محيصنة) is a locality in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). Situated in eastern Dubai in Deira, Muhaisnah comprises four sub-communities:
Madinat Muhaisnah (or Muhaisnah 1)
Muhaisnah 2
Muhaisnah 3
Muhaisnah 4
Madinat Muhaisnah and Muhaisnah 2 are bounded to the west by route E 311 (Shaikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road) and to the east by route D 56, while Muhaisnah 3 and Muhaisnah 4 are bounded to the west by route D 60 (Al Rashidiya Road) and to the west by E 311. Al Muhaisnah is bordered by Al Qusais, Al Twar, Al Mizhar and Mirdif. With over 90,000 residents, Muhaisnah is the most populated community in Dubai.[1]
Muhaisnah 2, 3 and 4 comprise an area that was once a burial ground.[2] However, these sub-localities now house several collective labour accommodations and labour camps for the mainly South Asian labourers that service the industrial areas of Al Qusais, as well as construction workers who mainly support real estate projects south of Dubai Creek[citation needed]. This area is referred to as Sonapur (literally, Land of Gold in Hindi) by expatriate labourers.[2] Recently, living conditions in the collective labour camps were criticised by Human Rights Watch, as being "less than human".[3] As a result of the criticism, the Dubai government closed down 100 labour camps that failed to meet basic standards set by the Dubai Municipality