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Al-Mahmoudawi accuses the Ministry of Resources of mismanagement of the water file
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BAGHDAD - The MP for the province of Basra, Jamal al-Muhammadawi, on Wednesday accused the Ministry of Water Resources of mismanagement of the water file, and blamed for the loss of water resulting from the floods coming from Wasit and Maysan provinces and waste them in vast areas on the border between Iraq and Iran without benefiting from them. .
Al-Mahmoudawi said during a field tour with the deputy governor of Basra, Dhargham al-Ajudi, when the landslide collapsed in the city of Ajirda and the River Sweib in the north of the province in a press statement, "Eye of Iraq News," that after the warnings that were directed yesterday to the Iraqi government surprised us at the Ministry of Water Resources, "If there was a serious follow-up by the Directorate of the revival of the marshes, whether in the province of Basra or Maysan, it is supposed to turn those waters towards the net preserve in Basra.
Al-Mahmoudawi said that "today it was observed that the protected area is dry and directs the water in the wrong direction in the Iraqi-Iranian border," pointing out that when the quality of the water was examined in the Haweezah River it was found that there was an increase in the amount of salts reaching more than 12 thousand (TDS) poor water file management by the ministry concerned.
Meanwhile , a second deputy governor of Basra Durgham Alajodi, said the floods coming from Maysan and Kut entered the land of Basra and cut 18 kilometers inside the province in the border areas with Iran and that this water is supposed to be fresh as Seoul water composed It was rain but it became mi Its salty because they entered the territory left for years and long border where washed away the salt and is now heading towards Nazim Swaib was up to the course of the Tigris River and restore salt in Qurna.
Al-Ajoudi stressed that "the need to transfer water from the maysan marshes directly to revive nature and benefit the people of the marshes as it will be attractive to birds and an environment for the growth of fish and grass and revive tourism in those areas.
Source: Marbid
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BAGHDAD - The MP for the province of Basra, Jamal al-Muhammadawi, on Wednesday accused the Ministry of Water Resources of mismanagement of the water file, and blamed for the loss of water resulting from the floods coming from Wasit and Maysan provinces and waste them in vast areas on the border between Iraq and Iran without benefiting from them. .
Al-Mahmoudawi said during a field tour with the deputy governor of Basra, Dhargham al-Ajudi, when the landslide collapsed in the city of Ajirda and the River Sweib in the north of the province in a press statement, "Eye of Iraq News," that after the warnings that were directed yesterday to the Iraqi government surprised us at the Ministry of Water Resources, "If there was a serious follow-up by the Directorate of the revival of the marshes, whether in the province of Basra or Maysan, it is supposed to turn those waters towards the net preserve in Basra.
Al-Mahmoudawi said that "today it was observed that the protected area is dry and directs the water in the wrong direction in the Iraqi-Iranian border," pointing out that when the quality of the water was examined in the Haweezah River it was found that there was an increase in the amount of salts reaching more than 12 thousand (TDS) poor water file management by the ministry concerned.
Meanwhile , a second deputy governor of Basra Durgham Alajodi, said the floods coming from Maysan and Kut entered the land of Basra and cut 18 kilometers inside the province in the border areas with Iran and that this water is supposed to be fresh as Seoul water composed It was rain but it became mi Its salty because they entered the territory left for years and long border where washed away the salt and is now heading towards Nazim Swaib was up to the course of the Tigris River and restore salt in Qurna.
Al-Ajoudi stressed that "the need to transfer water from the maysan marshes directly to revive nature and benefit the people of the marshes as it will be attractive to birds and an environment for the growth of fish and grass and revive tourism in those areas.
Source: Marbid
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