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Red Sea Gov: Tourist rise causes water issues, new stations planned
The Red Sea Governor, Walid Abu Elregal, revealed that the increase in the number of tourists is leading to higher water consumption, resulting in shortages in some areas. This is particularly challenging given the governorate's reliance on two desalination plants and the Kareemat station. To address the crisis, four new desalination plants have been announced, and water trucks will be provided from neighboring governorates. Additionally, fines of up to 100,000 Egyptian pounds will be imposed on those demanding excessive prices for water sales. The governor also urged residents to conserve water and avoid wastage, reassuring that hotels have their own dedicated stations. He assured that the situation is expected to improve by the end of August, with over 60,000 cubic meters of water to be added over the next six months.
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