Turkish aggression targets Qamishli and Amouda power plants, putting Allouk water station out of service

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The northern Qamishli and Amouda power stations went out of service due to an attack by the Turkish occupation that targeted them this afternoon.

The Director General of the Hasaka Electricity Company, Eng. Saleh Idris, confirmed that the two stations were out of service and would no longer feed the large areas of the governorate with water. This is due to the damage that affected the two plants as a result of the Turkish aggression. Eng. Idris indicated that the company is awaiting the stability of the conditions to detect the stations and know the extent of the damage in order to start the repairs.

Engineer Idris added: The damage in Amouda power plant caused a stop in pumping water to the people of Hasaka due to the power outage.

NR

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