Hygiene and sanitation workshops continue to address the effects of rain in Al Mayadeen

This post is also available in:

Today, Friday, cleaning and sanitation workshops in the city of Al-Mayadeen in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor continued their field work to address the effects of the rains that the city witnessed yesterday, and to work to reduce water accumulations and their repercussions on the movement of residents and vehicles.

The work included inspecting rainwater collection sites, cleaning sewage openings and drains, in addition to removing dirt and waste washed away by rainwater, and treating points that witnessed water collections in a number of streets and neighborhoods.

These measures come within the service response to the rainy situation, with the aim of reducing the formation of swamps and water accumulation in the roads, and improving the service and environmental conditions within the city, which contributes to facilitating the movement of residents and vehicles.

The workshops also continue their field tours in various neighborhoods and streets to monitor the points that need intervention, and work to address them according to the available capabilities, ensuring a rapid response to the effects resulting from rainfall.