Turkish occupation’s attacks cause the water supply of Hasakah city to be cut off for the 4th day running

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HASAKAH, April.25, (ST)-The  attacks of the Turkish occupation’s  mercenaries on Alouk water station has caused the drinking water supply to Hasakah city to be cut off for the 4th day running.   
 
According to the Director General of Hasakah Water Corporation, Mahmoud Al-Akla, the situation of the electric current that  feeds the Alouk water project in the countryside of the occupied city of Ras Al-Ain and coming from the Al-Darbasiyah power station witnessed during the past few days a state of instability and frequent interruptions as a result of the Turkish occupation’s mercenaries attack on the electrical network.
 
It is worth noting that the delay in pumping water to the city of Hasakah exacerbates the effects of the siege imposed by the “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia on the city center, which prevents the entry of drinking water tanks to the residents.
 
Basma Qaddour
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