• Customers surprised that some shops mention prices on bread packs that are different from what they charge.
• QU students criticise new examination system, which requires conducting exams in the afternoon and studies in the morning.
• Call for strict monitoring of private hospitals and clinics as they are exploiting the health insurance provided by companies and conducting unnecessary tests.
• Suggestion for creating alternative routes during maintenance work on roads, for alleviating traffic jams.
• Discussion about the length of the school day in elementary schools and the need to review it for better academic performance.
• Talk about Qtel changing its name to Ooredoo, and questions about whether this will affect the quality of service.
• Surprise over empty counters at Al Sadd Municipality office, where female staff refuse to work in counters without a glass screen.
• Suggestion for people to send photos of traffic violations to the traffic department, similar to the system used by Baladiya.
• Complaints about a large number of cars from driving schools using major roads in Abu Hamour and Mamoura, causing traffic jams and difficulties to other drivers. Authorities urged to limit their movements to internal roads.
