FROM THE COMMUNITY DESK
Creating a safe, beautiful and well-managed environment for our residents is always our top priority at Warsan Village.
The newly implemented Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system streamlines vehicle entry and exit while strengthening security by restricting unauthorised access.
Our landscaping and beautification efforts further enhance the community’s charm, with 5,000 sqm of seasonal flowers planted at all entrances.
Additionally, the new gazebos and grill fence behind the clubhouse add both functionality and aesthetic appeal to shared spaces.
ANAS BUNIAN COMMUNITY OPERATIONS
Wall for Privacy and Protection
A new 31-metre boundary wall has been added within the community to strengthen safety, privacy and a sense of belonging.
Picnic Perfect Gazebos
Two new gazebos in Blocks B and C now offer residents shaded spaces to relax, socialise and enjoy picnics or family gatherings.
Beautifully crafted, they not only enhance the parks’ charm but also encourage outdoor activities, helping neighbours connect and create lasting memories.
Thoughtfully designed, it blends seamlessly with the surroundings while creating a secure and welcoming environment for all residents.
SAFE AND SOUND
Floral Refresh
A splash of vibrant blooms welcomes you to Warsan Village with 5,000 sqm of seasonal Portulaca flowers planted at all entrances.
Beyond their beauty, these flowering plants enrich biodiversity, promote well-being and encourage outdoor interaction. With each new season, our landscapes continue to inspire community pride and bring fresh energy to shared spaces.
Smart Security at Your Gates
Access control using Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology is now live in the community to ensure better safety and convenience. Registered residents’ vehicles will enjoy seamless access, while visitor entries and exits are securely monitored.
In order to ensure smooth gate access, we encourage all residents to register their vehicles promptly before 01 December. Haven’t registered yet? Click here to register your vehicle now.
Seamless Living at Your Fingertips
Enjoy a hassle-free community experience with your community app.
From managing your move in/out process, requesting minor modifications, or applying for access cards to even booking your amenities. All your needs are just a tap away.
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WINS
Food Scraps To Helpful Hacks
Sustainability starts at home and the choices we make every day can add up to a huge difference for our planet.
Here are some simple, creative ways to repurpose your food scraps at home so they stay out of the bin and are put to better use.
Banana peels to supercharged fertilizer.
Chop and bury them in your plants or blend with water. Your garden is going to have a spa day with the ‘au-naturel’ nutrients.
Leftover Orange Peels?
These are not just scraps, once dried and powdered, they are your new allnatural dyes for painting, fabric or even adding a colourful twist to your food.
Don’t toss those watermelon rinds just yet.
Chop them up, mix with water and voilà! A nutrientpacked juice is ready to give your garden soil a tasty boost.
Morning Brew Fun Fact
Did you know that one cup of coffee creates about 0.45 kg of CO₂?
Close to the footprint you’d leave if you were driving your car for 2kms. Sipping from a carton cup? That carbon adds up even more.
Easy swaps can help shrink your footprint:
Bring your own reusable cup
Ditch single-use sugar packets and creamers
Choose organic or local beans
Swap plastic stirrers for wooden or metal spoons
Small changes, big impact. Make every sip kinder to our planet.
HOME & HEART
One of the joys of community living is finding friendships right outside your doorstep.
This feature celebrates neighbours who become companions, cheerleaders, and even extended family, making our communities feel like home.
This month, we share the story of how a walk through the community blossomed into a beautiful bond between two families, reminding us that the best part of home is often the friends next door.
When we moved to this community a year ago, I met Mamta outside her home and a friendly chat quickly turned into a tour of her house and backyard. We soon discovered many coincidences.
Our children went to the same school and both our mothers lived with us. Naturally, the kids became friends and so did our moms. What began as a neighbourly hello has grown into a bond that feels like family.
We carpool, always check in on each other and whenever one of us cooks something special, a portion always finds its way to the other’s home. Moving into a new community can feel overwhelming, but connections like these make it feel like home.
In the words of Pooja Agarwal, Murooj Al Furjan
RULEBOOK ROUND UP
BRIGHT CELEBRATIONS, SAFE HOMES
Ahead of the holiday season, here is a safety checklist to ensure that your celebrations remain bright for your family and your visitors.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Inspect old light fittings for damaged sockets or frayed wires.
Use only certified materials with the CE mark for safety.
NEIGHBOURLY ETIQUETTE
Do not aim spotlights or halogen lights toward neighbouring properties.
Flashing decorative lights with visible glare are not allowed.
Permitted lights may be installed up to 7 days before a celebration and must be removed within 7 days after.
OPEN FLAMES
Never leave candles, lamps or lanterns unattended.
Keep them away from furniture, bedding and curtains.
Place on stable surfaces to prevent tipping.
Always keep out of reach of children and pets.
With the weather getting better, it’s the perfect time to enjoy a BBQ with family and friends.
Ensure everyone has a safe and pleasant experience and keep these guidelines in mind.
LOCATION
Use designated community barbecue areas and grills only. Avoid grilling too close to buildings, trees or dry grass to prevent fire hazards.
SUPERVISION
Never leave the grill unattended. Always have someone responsible nearby while the barbecue is in use.
FIRE SAFETY
Keep a fire extinguisher, bucket of water or sand close by in case of emergencies. Make sure the grill is completely cooled down before leaving.
CLEANLINESS
Dispose of charcoal, ashes and trash in proper containers. Clean up promptly after your grill to maintain a pleasant environment for all.
Empty standing water from pots and trays regularly.
Keep drains and gutters clean and covered.
Use mosquito nets, screens or UV insect traps in the rooms.
Don’t leave open containers of water or stagnant water in bird baths.
Fight The Bite
As the weather cools off, the mosquitoes RSVP themselves to your home like uninvited party crashers. The good news?
Here are some effective ways to keep them far away from your space.
Trim overgrown plants and gardens to reduce hiding places. Report heavy mosquito infestations to the community management team immediately.
Call us at: 800 Nakheel or email us at: help@nakheelcommunities.com
Being Rain Ready
Check Your Cover:
Review your home and contents insurance for rain and flood protection.
Inspect & Repair: Look for leaks in roofs, balconies and windows and fix them early.
With the rainy season on the way, a little preparation goes a long way in protecting your family, home and belongings.
Secure the Outdoors: Tie down or store furniture, plants & loose items before storms hit.
Clear the Flow: Keep gutters and drains unclogged to prevent water buildup.
Car Care: Service tyres, brakes and wipers.
Protect Papers: Keep IDs, documents & valuables in waterproof files or digital backups.
Emergency Ready:
Stock up on torches, batteries, meds, chargers & a first aid kit.
Pet Prep: Create a safe indoor spot and keep extra food & medicine for your furry friends.
Power Check: Get outdoor sockets and wiring tested for weather safety.
Service Smart:
Clean AC drains and pumps to avoid messy overflows.
By preparing ahead, you’re not just protecting your home, you’re helping keep our whole community safe and resilient this rainy season.
