Water Directorate in Hasakah calls for Alouk station to be out the control of occupation state

Former Co-chair of the Water Directorate of Hasakah Canton, Nadil Mahmood, called on the United Nations to remove Aluk station from the hands of Turkey, which exploits potable water as a means of political blackmail

29 April, 2021 03:47

AL-HASAKAH, BASIL RASHID

The Turkish occupation and the mercenaries of the so - called "Syrian National Army" again cut off the water from Hasakah and its countryside, after they stole the electricity that was feeding the plant.

Aluk water station is a strategy of Hasakah city, Tal Tamr district, and the southern areas of Hasakah, such as Al-Hol, Al-Areesheh, Al-Shaddadi and Markada, in addition to the camps exist within the region, such as Areesheh, Al-Hol, Washokani and Ras-Al-Ain camps, housing more than million.

International silence still remains if it is from the Security Council or the United Nations, or even from the guarantor that exists if Russia or the International Coalition, despite the long period of water outages from Hasakah and its countryside, does not yet have any initiative to restart the plant and deliver water to the city.

Nadil Mahmoud former Co-chair of the Water Directorate of Hasakah Canton said "every time it is operated and separated under flimsy names, the station must be operated on a continuous basis, it must not be entered into political play and bets by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries.

Mahmood explained that international organizations were discussing technical topics, but not humanitarian issues, which were the core point, "talking about the issues of technology in terms of electricity and operation continuity, expressing regret" As long as the station doesn't work, the technical matters are borne by AANES in securing it, but the station is seen as a political bet by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries. "

Organizations should neutralize Aluk by official decision

In conclusion, Mahmood called on all organizations and the United Nations to neutralize Aluk station by a formal decision of the United Nations, so that it would not be a temporary superficial understanding. He stressed that "the Government of Damascus, as a Member of the United Nations, should move this matter and should be serious in condemning the practices of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries in cutting off the water from Aluk station of Hasakah city.

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ANHA