An act of sabotage affects water pumping equipment in the city of al-Sanamayn

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Daraa (ST): Unidentified persons sabotaged solar energy installations and attempted to steal electrical cables for pumping water to two wells on the al-Sanamayn-Qita road in the northern countryside of Daraa.

The director of the Daraa Water Corporation, Eng. Muhammad al-Masalma, told news reporter that the sabotage affected the power supplies of two wells on the al-Sanamayn-Qita road, which feed the southern neighborhood of al-Sanamayn city and benefit about 5,000 people per hour.

Al-Masalma indicated that the sabotage operations affected the solar panels, control panels and electric cables, noting that the Corporation is currently working on repairing the damaged equipment to re-pump water to the residents.

K.Q.

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