Tel Tamr Power Station returns to service after Turkish occupation bombing

In the context of its ongoing aggression against the region of North and East Syria, and targeting vital and service facilities in the region, the Turkish occupation bombed the countryside of the city of Tel Tamr in the Jazira region a few days ago, directly hitting the electricity transformer station, causing it to go out of service and depriving tens of thousands of residents in the area of electricity. 

As part of its ongoing aggression against the North and East Syria region and targeting vital and service facilities in the region, the Turkish occupation bombed the countryside of the city of Tel Tamr in the Jazira region a few days ago, directly targeting the electricity transformer station, which led to its outage and deprived tens of thousands of residents in the area of electricity. 

Over the course of two consecutive days, the technical workshops at the Tel Tamr Electricity Corporation continued to work on repairing the damage to the station, and today they managed to bring the station back into service. 

It is noted that the Turkish occupation deliberately targets the Tel Tamr power station from time to time, as the station has been out of service more than 33 times since the arrival of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries to the outskirts of the city after the occupation of the city of Ras al-Ain in October 2019.

T/ Satt.

ANHA