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General Authority for Water Resources in Syria

A public authority responsible for the management, development, and protection of water resources in all water basins in the Syrian Arab Republic.

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Water is a national responsibility and an investment in the future.

The Water Resources Sector works to manage and protect water efficiently, and ensure its sustainability to meet present needs and support future development requirements.

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The staff of the Water Resources Directorate in Raqqa continue maintenance and rehabilitation work on the irrigation and drainage networks.
The Water Resources Directorate in Latakia opens the Kafr Dabil Dam gate and starts the fourth irrigation cycle
The Directorate of Water Resources in Latakia continues repair and rehabilitation work on irrigation networks.
The Water Resources Directorate in Latakia is monitoring the state of irrigation and boosting the continuity of pumping in the northern plain
Extensive field alert for the Lattakia Water Resources Directorate to deal with the repercussions of heavy rainfall
Water resources mechanisms in Daraa are working on removing a drinking water line that reaches the town of Abdeen
Washing the solar panels at the Brega pumping station to boost their efficiency and keep them running
Enhancing the irrigation system and supporting agricultural stability in the countryside of Quneitra
Rehabilitation of the Apamea water complex to support the agricultural sector in the Al-Ghab area
Replacing Flomats on the Rei lines in Zahid and Dkeika to improve irrigation efficiency in the Akkar plain
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Extensive field alert for the Lattakia Water Resources Directorate to deal with the repercussions of heavy rainfall

The Directorate of Water Resources in Latakia continues its alert and field monitoring as the rainfall intensifies. It has taken immediate measures, including stopping pumping and irrigation towards several networks and areas to protect infrastructure and manage water drainage, in addition to closing the gates of several dams, including Al-Huweiz, Kafr Dbeil, Khirbet Al-Jawziya, Al-Qanjra, and Al-Khirba.

At the same time, the technical teams carried out field work in the Zaghrin area, which included digging a channel and putting up a barrier in front of the Al-Qarah Ali houses to reduce rainwater from reaching them, dredging the openings of the Khashkhasha Bridge on the Zaghrin River, and the culvert in the Al-Qarah Ali neighborhood, in addition to draining rainwater accumulation at the houses at the village entrance using engineering equipment. 
 
They also dredged the gates of the MC3 canal manually to ensure the proper drainage of rainwater and prevent the canal from overflowing onto neighboring lands and low-lying areas, along with opening a water drain for the Shalfatia 14 station to protect it from any rain inflow and ensure the safety of the facility.
 
The Directorate of Water Resources in Latakia continues to monitor the field situation throughout the rainy period and take the necessary measures according to developments, helping to protect residents and facilities and reduce the impact of heavy rainfall.
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Extensive field alert for the Lattakia Water Resources Directorate to deal with the repercussions of heavy rainfall

Extensive field alert for the Lattakia Water Resources Directorate to deal with the repercussions of heavy rainfall
Extensive field alert for the Lattakia Water Resources Directorate to deal with the repercussions of heavy rainfall

Extensive field alert for the Lattakia Water Resources Directorate to deal with the repercussions of heavy rainfall

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