Work has begun on clearing the open canal at the Karsana Dam in preparation for the irrigation season. -General Authority for Water Resources

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Work has begun on clearing the open canal at the Karsana Dam in preparation for the irrigation season.

The Latakia Water Resources Directorate has begun clearing the open canal at the Karsana Dam of weeds and reeds that cover the canal and obstruct water flow, along with removing the resulting debris.

These works are part of the directorate's preparations for the irrigation season, aimed at improving water flow, increasing the efficiency of the water network, and ensuring optimal water delivery.

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