Turkish occupation cuts off  water to Al-Hasakah anew

 The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries have again cut off the waters of Alouk station from the city of Hasaka and its environs.

Turkish occupation cuts off  water to Al-Hasakah anew
27 November, 2021   16:56
Al-Hasakah

 Sources told Hawar News Agency that the Turkish occupation cut off the water of Alouk station from Al-Hasakah city two days ago due to the encroachments that occurred on the power lines feeding the station.

 The sources said that the encroachments that occurred by the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation led to a cut in the cables feeding the station coming from the district of Al-Darbasiyah.

 The sources indicated that the occupation and its mercenaries did not allow the workshops of the Al-Hasakah Electricity Directorate to reach the damaged place to repair it.

 The sources also confirmed that the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries are deliberately increasing the pressure on the electricity network that feeds the station.

 The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries deliberately cut off the water of the station from time to time with the aim of causing confusion and putting pressure on the Autonomous Administration, as the water has been cut off more than 20 times since the occupation of Serêkaniyê.

 More than one and a half million people live in the city of Hasaka, in addition to four camps for the displaced, including Al-Hol camp.

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