The Raqqa Governorate announced the completion of rehabilitation and maintenance works at Al-Maslakh (2) water station today, Monday, with support from Elaf Relief and Development Organization. The project aims to improve water pumping efficiency and enhance the continuity of drinking water supplies for residents in areas benefiting from this vital facility.
The Director of the General Company for Drinking Water and Sanitation in Raqqa, Hayyan Al-Jassim, explained that the new station equipment includes three pumping units, each with a capacity of 500 cubic meters per hour, at a height of 80 meters. He noted that these installations enhance the station's operational capacity and improve service levels in the areas supplied by the project.
For his part, Muhammad Al-Omar, head of the Water and Sanitation Department at Elaf Organization, stated that the rehabilitation works included replacing old vertical pump groups with new ones, along with the installation of modern control and command panels, a new electrical distribution board, and new cables. He pointed out that these works aim to increase water pumping capacity and improve the continuity of water access for beneficiaries.
Member of the Executive Office in the Raqqa Governorate, Mustafa Al-Isa, highlighted the importance of the project in supporting the drinking water sector, emphasizing that rehabilitating stations and developing their equipment contribute to improving basic services and alleviating difficulties faced by residents. The rehabilitation works began on August 31 to improve water supplies for approximately 250,000 people across seven neighborhoods and three villages.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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