Turkish-backed terrorists cut off drinking water supply to Hasaka city

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HASAKA, (ST)_Turkish-backed terrorist groups have cut off water supply to Hasaka city, according to the Syrian News Agency (SANA).

The agency made it clear that the terrorist, who capture Alouk water station, cut off water supply to Hasaka city, Tal Tamer city and the nearby residential areas.

As a solution, the Governorate of Hasaka will send water tankers to the city and other areas to provide the residents with water.

Alouk station is located near the Syrian-Turkish border and it is the main resource for providing Hasaka city and nearby areas with drinking water.

It has been attacked for several times by terrorist groups since the start of the Turkish attack on the north of Syria.

 Basma Qaddour

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