Repairing two faults on Tal Housh networks to boost irrigation of 28 hectares in Karto -General Authority for Water Resources

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Repairing two faults on Tal Housh networks to boost irrigation of 28 hectares in Karto

The staff of the Tartus Water Resources Directorate have completed repair work on an asbestos pipeline and another metal one with a diameter of 150 mm in the village of Karto, as part of the Tal Housh networks, which helps to improve irrigation water supply for about 28 hectares of farmland in the village.

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