What are the causes of water cuts in al-Masahar?

Residents in some of the lanes and neighborhood of al-Masahar neighborhood in the eastern part of al-Tabqa city suffer from the interruption of water for long hours during the day and sometimes for more than one day continuously about a month ago.

What are the causes of water cuts in al-Masahar?
6 July, 2018   06:17

AL_TAQBA

The problem of water cuts has not yet been solved by the concerned authorities, while the residents said that they are forced to buy water and expressed their suffering of frequent interruption.

About the problem Attiya al-Muhaimed from residents of al-Masaher neighborhood about the suffering of the people of the interruption of water long and continuous and repeated at the same time We have been suffering from water outages for quite some time, and some families have not reached them for months. That is why we have to buy water through tanks and at prices ranging from Between 50 - 100 Syrian pounds per barrel. "

Ayed al-Haloush follows the people of that neighborhood to his neighbor for the same suffering, placing the responsibility on the water unit  belonging to people's municipality in al-Tabqa .

The problem is due to the lack of water pressure coming from the city's water pumps, as well as the problems of the old water system and, finally, the failure of the main pump in the Euphrates dam, one of four pumps that feed al-Taqba city in general.

It is noteworthy that the water unit does not have a drilling machine till now

"We do not have a drilling  machine  till now , let alone the lack of coordination between the Euphrates dam and the unit, which damages the water pumps due to the irregularity of the electricity flowing from the dam to the pumps across the service line," officials said.

The unit also accused al-Tabqa members 's violations  as part of the problem as a result of continuing violations on the public network of irrigation farms surrounding the city and non-compliance with the regulations relating to the lack of water.

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ANHA