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Amman, Aug. 27 (Petra) – The Ministry of Water and Irrigation/Water
Authority of Jordan (WAJ) announced its inspection teams, in
cooperation with relevant authorities, detected 5 violations on a
300mm diameter water pipeline.
In a statement issued Thursday, the ministry said 3 of these cases
were used to illegally fill 1-inch water tankers, while the other 2
supplied water to farms and homes.
During the crackdown conducted on Wednesday morning, the ministry
added that the teams removed the illegal fixtures removed and
repaired the pipelines, while the seized items were documented,
noting that an investigation is underway into the incidents.
As for its policy, the ministry continues its efforts to stiffen
control over Jordan’s water resources nationwide.
//Petra// AG
