Constantine examines water tanker operations
The article discusses the efforts of the Wilayah of Constantine to combat mass poisoning caused by non-potable water from tanker trucks. Inspection services have begun implementing monitoring campaigns on mobile water sales trucks that violate regulations, following repeated poisoning cases and investigations confirming that untreated water caused symptoms such as nausea and severe diarrhea. The report also highlights efforts to tighten control over the water source, including monitoring truck licenses and analyzing water quality to ensure safety. There are warnings about the health risks posed by high levels of germs in contaminated water. Additionally, it is mentioned that the water filtration plant project on the border between Ali Mendlich and Ain Samara faces significant delays, despite more than 98% of the work being completed. The plant is expected to become operational in 2024 to treat polluted water, reduce pollution, and prevent environmental damage.
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