From neglected well to second source of drinking water in Ain Issa

TURKI AL-KALET / GIRÊ SPî
 
Al-Faliha well station has been established in 2005 on the ruins of a well from the seventeenth of the twenty century, it was a source of water to the villagers in near villages.
The station consist of two wells, 170 meter in depth, the outflow water abundance from each well is reached to 50 cubic meter in an hour

The station feeds 15 villages of diameter of 5 kilo meter , they are al-Faliha, al-Naseria, Om- Aladam, Om al-Saharij, Om Sera, Swidan, Rakhis, Om al-Kawari, Markeb Hisan, al-Diada, al-Atshan, al-Madafa.

Water Committee of the People's Municipality in Ain Issa district has supervised the station, after rehabilitating what ISIS had destroyed during its occupation 

The co-chair of the Water Committee Farouk al-Mustafa pointed out that the committee had fixed all the damages in the station from a year ago

He added that they are depending now on the water which the station has pumped by after the stop of al-Zahira station from supplying the district of water due to the maintenance works which al-Raqqa's Civil Council has worked on to rehabilitate the bridges which organized al-Balikh waterway.

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ANHA