Technical Fixes Completed for Water Supply Disruptions in Fes and Meknes
In the early hours of Monday, June 22, the National Office for Electricity and Drinking Water – Water Sector successfully concluded repair work on a technical fault affecting the main water conveyance pipeline linked to the Idriss I Dam. This disruption had caused significant water supply inconsistencies and outages across various neighborhoods in the cities of Fes and Meknes over the past few days.
According to information available from Al Hakika 24, the technical teams from the office managed to complete the necessary field interventions and rectify the issue that impacted the water supply network. This achievement came after days of continuous work and intensive technical mobilization aimed at restoring service.
Moving forward, the process of gradually refilling storage tanks and reservoirs is set to commence, paving the way for a return to normal distribution through the networks operated by the regional multi-service company for Fes-Meknes, which is responsible for water distribution in these cities. Sources from Al Hakika 24 confirmed that the return of water supply to various neighborhoods will occur gradually, considering the time required to refill the tanks and restore normal pressure within the network, especially following the significant consumption experienced in recent days.
The news of the successful repairs has brought a sense of relief to residents who endured challenging days due to water supply disruptions, with expectations that this vital service will return to its normal state within the next 24 hours.
As reported by alhakika24.com.
