Tartous Resources is carrying out electrical maintenance work for stations in the groundwater wells project -General Authority for Water Resources

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Tartous Resources is carrying out electrical maintenance work for stations in the groundwater wells project

The staff of the Directorate of Water Resources in Tartous completed maintenance work on the electrical panels of the Al-Fawar spring station, in addition to stations 8, 16, 3, and 13 in the groundwater wells project, aiming to enhance the technical readiness for operating submersible pumps and pumps at these stations.

These works are part of the regular maintenance plan for government irrigation facilities, ensuring the efficiency and continuity of pumping operations, and providing agricultural lands with irrigation water in a regular and sustainable manner.

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