UN Resident Coordinator in Syria: pressure is continuous to ensure water for Hasaka citizens

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Hasaka,(ST): The UN  Resident Coordinator in Syria, Omran Reda  said that the problem of  cutting  drinking water off Hasaka city and its countryside  is being  discussed at  the highest levels at the United Nations’ offices in New York and Geneva.

He added  that he is in continuous  contact with the UN Secretary-General  AntónioGuterres and  the UN Special envoy  for Syria Gher Pedersen in order to continue exerting  international pressure to return pumping Water to Hasaka city.

During a phone call with Hasaka Governor, Ghassan Halim  Khalil, Reda said that the UN efforts centered on two tracks; the first is pumping water to the city as quickly as possible, and the second is to ensure sustainable solutions that end the suffering of citizens amid the crisis of water supply that has been repeated for 15th time since October 2019.

Hasaka governor, for his part, affirmed that drinking water crisis in Hasaka is continuous in light of the Turkish occupier’s procrastination in re-pumping water from Alouk station, calling on the international  community to put pressure on the Turkish occupier and its mercenaries and make it pull out of Alouk station.

The city of Hasaka and its Western countryside  have been suffering from the lack of drinking water (forcibly cut off by Turkey)for the twelfth successive day amid complete international silence by the  international organizations to this horrible crime.

K.Q.

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