Homs resources boost safety measures in the water areas of the dams -General Authority for Water Resources

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Homs resources boost safety measures in the water areas of the dams

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Homs resources boost safety measures in the water areas of the dams

The Water Resources Directorate in Homs has rehabilitated and reinforced the identification and warning signs at the province's dams by making and installing new signs at the dam sites. This is aimed at improving measures to prevent swimming and approaching the lake waters as much as possible to reduce drowning incidents in these areas. These efforts are meant to ensure safety and protect the well-being of citizens who visit the dams for local tourism.

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