Al-Hasaka residents are deprived of safe drinking water

Sep 01 2022

ARK News... More than a month ago, drinking water from Alok station did not reach some neighborhoods of al-Hasaka city in Syrian Kurdistan.

An informed source from al-Hasaka told ARK today, September 1, 2022: Most of the residential neighborhoods in the city of al-Hasaka have not received drinking water for more than a month.

The source added: Citizens in al-Hasakah depend on mobile water from tankers, and in addition to the increased price, most of it is not suitable for drinking.

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