Agriculture Committees Warn on Water Attacks
The article addressed warnings about the continued attacks on water pipelines, networks, and unlicensed wells in Jordan, with an increasing number of violations particularly targeting the Disi line. It emphasized that the root of the problem lies in accumulated neglect over the past approximately 40 years, which worsened with the repeated granting of exemptions that allowed the continued drilling of illegal wells. The article also criticized the weak judicial follow-up on these violations, noting that courts have failed to convict anyone out of nearly 10,000 cases brought forward. It called for strengthening the evidence, reviewing legislation and penalties, as they are inadequate to stop these violations. Ultimately, it highlighted the need for comprehensive reform that includes stricter oversight and judicial procedures.
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