Algerian Minister of Water Resources, Lounas Bouzguèze, confirmed on Tuesday that drinking water supply has been restored to residents in the provinces of Boumerdès and Algiers. This comes after a repair was made to a 2000mm diameter main distribution canal that was damaged. The damage was caused by a landslide that stopped the water service. Minister Bouzguèze visited Boumerdès on Tuesday morning to inspect the restored water supply.
During his visit, Minister Bouzguèze was accompanied by the Governor of Boumerdès and local authorities. He observed the various stages of intervention to repair the damage and restore the service. The Ministry of Water Resources stated that the swift resumption of water supply ensured continuity of public service. This was made possible by the ongoing mobilization and coordination between different services and institutions.
The Ministry of Water Resources also praised the efforts of teams and workers involved in the repair. Minister Bouzguèze commended the level of coordination that contributed to the rapid restoration of the service. He emphasized the need to continue working until all repairs are completed and the network is fully secured.
The return of drinking water supply was met with relief from residents. They appreciated the speed of intervention and efforts made to address the situation and restore the service quickly. The incident highlights the importance of maintaining and repairing water infrastructure to prevent disruptions to essential services.
The damaged canal was a critical part of the water distribution network. Its repair required significant effort and resources. The Ministry of Water Resources is responsible for ensuring the provision of drinking water to residents across Algeria.
Minister Bouzguèze's visit to Boumerdès demonstrates the government's commitment to providing essential services to its citizens. The restoration of drinking water supply is a significant achievement for the Ministry of Water Resources. The ministry will continue to work to ensure that residents have access to safe and reliable drinking water.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of proactive maintenance and repair of critical infrastructure. The Algerian government will continue to prioritize the maintenance and upgrade of its water infrastructure to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Key points
- Algerian Minister of Water Resources, Lounas Bouzguèze, oversaw the return of drinking water supply to residents in Boumerdès and Algiers provinces after a canal repair.
- The repair was made to a 2000mm diameter main distribution canal damaged by a landslide that stopped the water service.
- The swift restoration of the service ensured continuity of public service, thanks to coordination between different services and institutions.
