Libya's Ministry of Water Resources, under the temporary unity government led by Abdulhamid Dbeiba, has announced that the current situation with the country's dams is stable and safe. This comes after monitoring water flow rates and storage quantities at several dams following recent weather fluctuations. The ministry, led by Minister Hunsni Awidan, has been keeping a close eye on the situation.
The ministry's monitoring included several dams, namely Wadi Al-Washka, Kakam, Al-Majin, Ghan, Wazrat, and Al-Qattara Main and Secondary dams. According to the data recorded until Friday, the amounts of stored and released water vary between dams, but the available storage capacities remain within safe limits. The ministry has assured that technical teams continue to carry out monitoring and measurement work.
The teams are on high alert for any changes in water flow rates or weather conditions in the coming hours. This proactive approach aims to ensure the safety and stability of the dam system. The ministry's efforts are geared towards preventing any potential risks or complications that may arise from the recent weather conditions.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeiba has been following up on the effects of the floods that hit some areas, describing it as a top priority. He emphasized that the government's attention will not be limited to emergency response but will also focus on restoring services in the affected areas. Dbeiba has directed the concerned authorities to mobilize and utilize their resources to support the affected regions.
The government's response includes coordinating with municipalities and specialized agencies to ensure rapid intervention and response, securing citizens, and providing emergency services, healthcare, and shelter to those affected. The efforts are aimed at mitigating the impact of the floods and supporting the affected communities.
The situation on the ground is being closely monitored, with reports of flooding in areas such as Mzda and the closure of roads. The authorities have taken measures to address the situation, including the deployment of rescue teams and the provision of emergency services. The impact of the floods on the affected communities is being assessed.
The government's proactive approach and the ministry's monitoring efforts have helped to ensure that the situation with the dams remains stable and safe. The focus now shifts to providing support to the affected communities and restoring normalcy in the regions impacted by the floods.
Key points
- The Libyan government's efforts to address the flood situation and ensure dam safety.
- The current situation with Libya's dams is stable and safe.
- The government's focus on supporting affected communities and restoring services.
