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Turkey surprised Iraq by starting filling the Alesso Dam and warning of a water disaster

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Turkey surprised Iraq by starting filling the Alesso Dam and warning of a water disaster Empty Turkey surprised Iraq by starting filling the Alesso Dam and warning of a water disaster

Post by rocky Mon 20 Nov 2017, 7:34 am

[rtl]Turkey surprised Iraq by starting filling the Alesso Dam and warning of a water disaster[/rtl]


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[rtl]"Turkey surprised us by starting filling the Alesso dam on the Tigris next March instead of the end of next year," Minister of Water Resources Hasan al-Janabi said.[/rtl]
[rtl]Al-Janabi added that the dam is about 60 km away from the Iraqi border, pointing out that Turkey did not provide official assurances to Iraq about its water quota, according to international agreements.[/rtl]
[rtl]For its part, warned the Committee on Water and Agriculture parliamentary, a water disaster as Turkey approached the closing of the Alesso dam in March 2018, indicating that closing it will cut drinking water from the provinces of the center and the south.[/rtl]
[rtl]"Iraq is heading for a water disaster in the center and south because of Turkey's intention to close the Alesso dam," said Mansur al-Baiji, deputy chairman of the committee.[/rtl]
[rtl]He added that "the information received according to the intention of Turkey to close the Alesso dam in March until the dam is filled with water," noting that "the capacity of the dam is about 11 billion cubic meters and need a season or more until full."[/rtl]
[rtl]He pointed out that "the closure of the dam means the interruption of drinking water completely from the provinces of the center and the south and a major disaster solved by the provinces," pointing out that "more than 60% of citizens live in the countryside in the center and south and depend on water."[/rtl]
 


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Turkey surprised Iraq by starting filling the Alesso Dam and warning of a water disaster Empty After the earthquake, the three-fold increase in water releases from the Darbandakhan Dam

Post by rocky Mon 20 Nov 2017, 7:35 am

[rtl]After the earthquake, the three-fold increase in water releases from the Darbandakhan Dam[/rtl]


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[rtl]Sumer News: Baghdad - The total amount of water discharges from the dam in the current phase has tripled compared to the previous earthquake in the region last week, the director-general of the Darbandikhan dam Rehman Khani said Monday.[/rtl]
[rtl]Khani said that before the earthquake, the water releases from the dam were 50 to 60 cubic meters per second. However, after the quake, the rate was raised to about 180 cubic meters per second.[/rtl]
[rtl]Khani added that the reason for the increase in the percentage of water releases has a goal and wants the administration to know the details of the risks facing the dam at the current stage.[/rtl]
[rtl]He explained that the decision to increase the release of water from the dam Derbandakhan was taken by the dam administration and a number of experts in the field of dams in Iraq.[/rtl]
 

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