Water services in Deir Ezzor… A new supply network extension project benefits 22,000 people

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As part of efforts to improve basic services and enhance the efficiency of water infrastructure in Deir Ezzor Governorate, the General Company for Drinking Water and Wastewater, in cooperation with the CARE Organization, has begun implementing a project to extend the main and secondary drinking water line networks in three areas in the governorate’s countryside, with a total length of 11,190 meters, which will contribute to improving access to safe water for about 22,000 people.

The project includes implementing works to extend drinking water lines of different diameters, according to the needs of the targeted areas, with the aim of enhancing the efficiency of the network, improving water coverage, and alleviating the suffering of residents in obtaining drinking water.

The works are distributed over three main areas, including the town of Al-Hussainiya, where water lines are being extended for a length of 3,690 meters, which will contribute to alleviating the water crisis in residential areas in the region, in addition to the town of Safira Fawqani, where works include extending lines for a length of 3,000 meters, to cover the Al-Terad and Abdullah Al-Hassan neighborhoods.

The works also include the city of Al Shehail, by extending water lines 4,500 meters long and of different diameters, to cover the targeted network areas and improve the level of water services there.

The project’s implementation comes within the context of efforts to develop drinking water networks and raise their efficiency, enhancing the stability of water supplies and contributing to meeting the needs of residents and improving their living conditions in the targeted areas in the Deir Ezzor countryside.