Water and Sanitation Company Continues Addressing Rainwater Accumulations in Several Areas of Tripoli

Tripoli – March 17, 2026 (LANA) – Emergency teams from the General Water and Sanitation Company are continuing their work to pump out and address rainwater accumulations in several areas of the capital, Tripoli, and its suburbs. This is part of the company's rapid response plan to deal with weather fluctuations and ensure smooth traffic flow and public safety.

In several posts on its page yesterday evening and today, Tuesday, the company stated that teams from the Emergency and Support Office in the Tripoli region have begun pumping out rainwater accumulations and addressing blockages in the Islamic Call area. They are also addressing the “Abu La’aba” blockage in the Arada area, aiming to reduce water accumulation on public roads and improve drainage.

Additionally, emergency teams from the Tajoura Services Center continued their field work to address rainwater accumulations in front of the Granada Olive Press, pumping out the accumulated water and working to restore the flow of traffic on the main road.

In Janzour, teams from the Janzour-Sawani Services Office are continuing a series of field operations to address rainwater drainage bottlenecks within the office's administrative boundaries. These operations include clearing rainwater drainage chambers on the Ring Road and pumping out accumulated water from the coastal road near Bridge 17.

The work also includes monitoring the operation of several rainwater pumps and collection tanks, including the Al-Rashah, Al-Ladayn, Al-Azoumi, Al-Ratimi, and Tantoush tanks, as well as monitoring the operation of the Al-Daouki rainwater pumping station and the sewage pumping station in the Al-Siraj area.

These operations are part of the emergency plan implemented by the General Water and Sanitation Company to address weather fluctuations and manage water accumulation in vital areas, thereby contributing to road safety and facilitating the movement of citizens.

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