MAAN— A number of water projects have been
implemented to improve water supply to a numbers of areas in Maan Governorate
according to Chairman of the Finance and Development Committee of the Maan Governorate
Council Wasfii Salah, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
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Salah said that work is under way on
water projects in Maan at an estimated cost of JD205,000, noting that they included laying new
main water pipes to various residential areas of the city.
He said that both the Ohida and Al-Jutha wells have
been completed and are operational at a cost of JD150,000 to supply water to
the city. A tender for drilling and construction of a well in the Zaytooneh
area in the Shobak district has been submitted at an approximate cost of JD385,000, to be financed
through a grant from the Saudi Development Fund and work was currently under
way.
Work was under way to implement the Shobak well project
tender, with funding from UNICEF, at an estimated cost of JD360,000. The Al-Hussainiah
well project was also being implemented at an approximate cost of JD90,000,
Petra reported.
The project for the rehabilitation of the Musa
Valley water systems is under way at an approximate cost of JD75,000. The
project for the improvement of water systems and installations in Maan, the
Musa Valley and the Shobak areas have been implemented at an approximate cost
of JD80,000.
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