Jordan - Secretary General of the Water Authority: Water supply is running normally in all regions

Weather of Arabia - Acting Secretary-General of the Water Authority, Eng. Rami Abu Rawaq, said that all water departments and companies are in a state of emergency as of yesterday evening, Tuesday, from the moments of entering the last depression, as the Unified Complaints Center dealt with dozens of observations received from fellow citizens, distributed between complaints of flooding of sewage And network fractures and lack of access to water in the various governorates and regions, and they were dealt with immediately by the maintenance and operation teams operating in the field, and the necessary measures were taken in this regard.

The water supply is operating normally in all regions of Jordan

Eng. Rami Abu Rawaq explained that the water situation in all regions of the Kingdom is being monitored through the Operations and Control Center in the Water Authority Center and communication with mini-emergency rooms in all governorates and brigades through delegates who are present around the clock and in coordination with the National Center for Security and Crisis Management as well as the official authorities. The other is within the government's plan to unify all efforts to expedite the completion of government efforts aimed at quickly and easily and to relieve citizens

For his part, Eng. Sufyan Al-Batayneh, Director of the Operations and Control Center, explained that the center follows up with all water departments and companies the water supply operations around the clock and the water flow in the valleys adjacent to the water sources, and none of them stops to ensure the delivery of water to citizens in all regions of the Kingdom whenever possible.

He added that the Water Authority and the water companies Miyahuna, Yarmouk and Aqaba have mobilized their crews to face all circumstances and the need to deal with all expected matters responsibly. Instructions issued by the official authorities, and to report any observation or complaint to the unified complaints phone (117116) and to report the attacks on the number 065600180.