After five-year interruption ... electricity goes back to Ain Issa

AHMAD AL-KAMYIAN / GIRE SIPI

The electricity supply to the rural villages of south Ain Issa countryside, represented by the villages of Khirbet Hadla and al-Droubiya and surrounding villages, came after the maintenance of electricity grid lines and the rehabilitation of electrical transformers by the Reconstruction Committee of al-Raqqa Civil Council and the operation of Beer al-Hashim station.

The southern villages of Ain Issa are fed by electricity from Beer al-Hashim power station, which feeds the western rural village of al-Raqqa with electricity from the Kabash villages to the southern Ain Issa countryside until the maintenance of Ain Issa electricity station to feed Ain Issa and the rest of its villages in the coming days.

The head of Ain Issa electricity, Hussein al-Khamis, said that their workshops are now maintaining the line of tension (66), which transfers electricity from the equestrian station of al-Raqqa to the power station of Ain Issa and will be operated with the completion of the current maintenance work that is subject to the station and the network that feeds.

Residents of rural Ain Issa expressed their joy of electricity access to their villages, which they heve been deprived of for five years from the control of IS mercenaries in the area, and began maintenance of domestic power lines and the installation of new household partitions after the breakdown of breakouts due to a long-term work.

The electricity is being fed from the power station of Serin, which is fed by Tishreen dam temporarily until the Electricity Directorate in the area completes maintenance work at the station to transfer the electricity to it from the Equestrian Station which feeds from Euphrates Dam in al-Tabqa city.

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