Efforts to eliminate water scarcity in Kirkuk and Diyala

Efforts to eliminate water scarcity in Kirkuk and Diyala



30/7/2017 12:16 am



Kirkuk / Nahdet Ali
Baquba / Nabil al-Shammari
Dhi Qar / Hazem Mohammed Habib
The staff of the Directorate of Water Resources in Kirkuk are making extraordinary efforts to deliver the required quantities of water to the central water project in the province, at a time when areas in Diyala drinking water, in conjunction with high temperatures with the registration of smallpox cases in Nasiriyah. The problem of electricity fluctuation The director of water resources in the province of Kirkuk, Shehab Hakim said in a statement to the "morning", that the high temperature led to a shortage of voltages in the electrical system, causing a decline in the processing of power suddenly from the pumps conveying water in the channels of irrigation Qadisiyah and Faw Kirkuk water project , Noting that the technical staff in his department and in cooperation with the Directorate of Electricity Distribution makes extraordinary efforts through the use of technical alternatives to ensure the continuity of the processing of pumps and not affected by the fluctuation of electricity. For his part, the official of media and relations in the Water Directorate, Hisham Ibrahim, said in a statement to the "morning", that his administration has taken precautionary measures to compensate citizens for frequent interruptions of water, noting that these actions include the operation of wells within the province of 300 wells to irrigate crops, More than 30 mourns for the free distribution of water among citizens daily, especially in areas that suffer from scarcity by a large percentage. Water crisis in Diyala and in Diyala, complained citizens of the province during their talk of "morning" on the continuous water cuts in a number of areas coincide with the summer season. "The problem of the interruption of drinking water is renewed every summer amid the inability of the Directorate of Water in the province to find a radical solution to this eternal problem," said Mukhtar al-Saadi, a resident of the city's largest neighborhood. "The district of Tahrir also suffers from several service problems. For his part, Bassem al-Zuhairi explained that the officials of the project in the region are protesting the lack of availability of kerosene to operate the project, as well as the significant decrease in the national electricity voltage, which means that pumping stations are not operated and the hours of operation are reduced. In the district of Muqdadiya, the citizen Hisham Hussein said that the water crisis is continuing in the judiciary, while the summer season is almost complete interruption of water, calling at the same time officials to find radical solutions to solve the problem of water scarcity. Smallpox infections With high temperatures and a shortage of drinking water, the Dhi Qar Health Department reported more than 2,000 cases of smallpox. The Director of Public Health Department Haidar Hantoush for "morning": That the hospitals in the province recorded during the first half of this year, two thousand and 200 cases of chicken pox, indicating that the rate of infection has risen recently, especially among children aged 12 and below because of high temperatures and pollution of water. He added that the disease is a seasonal viral disease that does not have a vaccine at the moment, noting that the symptoms are mild fever and skin rash in the form of blisters throughout the body with severe itching and quickly move among children through the respiratory system. He said the disease is a simple but fast-moving disease and infection and usually affects children in schools and nurseries. He added that the disease is a seasonal viral disease that does not have a vaccine at the moment, noting that the symptoms are mild fever and skin rash in the form of blisters throughout the body with severe itching and quickly move among children through the respiratory system. He said the disease is a simple but fast-moving disease and infection and usually affects children in schools and nurseries. He added that the disease is a seasonal viral disease that does not have a vaccine at the moment, noting that the symptoms are mild fever and skin rash in the form of blisters throughout the body with severe itching and quickly move among children through the respiratory system. He said the disease is a simple but fast-moving disease and infection and usually affects children in schools and nurseries.

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