Hasaka countryside: Qasad militia attacks al-Himeh water plant and expels workers

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Hasaka (ST):  The US-supported Qasad  militia has attacked the workers at al-Himeh water plant in Hasaka countryside and ousted them from the plant – an action which threatens the process of supplying water to Hasaka city.

News reporter quoted sources in al-Himeh area as saying that a group from Qasad militia has  prevented the maintenance workshops and the workers of the Water Establishment in Hasaka from entering al-Himeh plant which houses the chief tankers for the third day running in a way that negatively reflects on pumping water into the quarters of the city as it was decided that today, water will be pumped into the eastern zones of the city.

Meanwhile, Alouk water plant in Ras al-Ein eastern countryside is working normally as there are 17 wells and three pumps operating with the presence of the maintenance workers and workers of Drinking Water Establishment at the plant, and there isn’t any electrical defect in the plant.

K.Q.

   

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