Hasaka: Water pumped from Allouk station to feed city’s neighborhoods

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Hasaka (ST): The Water Establishment in the city of Hasaka started pumping water from Allouk water station in an emergency measure to feed Hasaka and the surrounding neighborhoods after the Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries cut off the water supply to the city a few days ago.

Director of Hasaka Water Establishment engineer Mahmoud al-Elkeh said water was pumped from Allouk station in Ras al-Ein after the re-operation of the station, adding that water is being stored in tanks in Tal Tamer to ensure the needs of citizens from drinking water.

The Turkish regime and its mercenaries have been deliberately targeting the infrastructure, especially water and electricity facilities.

K.Q.

 
 
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