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Damaged Asset Payment
- Last Updated 11 Apr, 2021
- Service Type : Offline Service
- Service Mode : Offline
- Service Provider : Public Works Authority (Ashghal)
- Service Classification : G2C, G2B, G2G
- Topic : Business and Finance
Intended Audience
Citizen:Parent, Business Owner, Employee
Description
This service enables the Financial Department at the Public Works Authority “Ashghal” to confirm the receipt of estimated cost for any of Ashghal assets that are damaged by accident or making compensations in any case Ashghal damages customer assets.
Offline Instructions
- Visit the Shared Services Affairs Sector at Ashghal.
- Submit the following documents:
- Police Report
- Evidence of the damage (pictures if available)
Service Center
Shared Services Affairs Sector at Ashghal.
Additional Information
For more information, please check the FAQs section on Ashghal website or call Ashghal Contact Center at: 188 or 44951111.
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