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Brig. Tariq Saleh and Al-Barakani lay foundation stone for two water projects in Dhubab district

[08/12/2022 12:29]

Dhubab- Saba
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Brigadier General Tariq Muhammad Abdullah Saleh, along with Speaker of Parliament Sheikh Sultan Al-Barakani, laid today the foundation stone for two drinking water projects in Dhu Bab district in Taiz Governorate.

The first project, which aims to provide drinking water to the residents of the Wahijah region, includes drilling a well with a solar energy system, a 2,550-meter pumping line and a 60,000-liter tank.

The second project aims to provide drinking water to the residents of the Al-Kadha area, and includes digging a well, a solar energy system, a 6,000-meter pumping line, and a 60,000-liter tank.

The implementation of the two projects comes with the support of the humanitarian cell in the national resistance as part of a package of projects aimed at normalizing life and alleviating the suffering of citizens in the various liberated areas of the West Coast.