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Works: Finalizing projects to address last season's observations
The article focused on the readiness of the Jordanian Ministry of Public Works and Housing to face the rainy season. It confirmed that the roads across the kingdom are in good condition and that there have been no reports of closures or debris flow caused by recent rainfall in the affected areas. The ministry's spokesperson explained that during the summer, the ministry carried out projects to improve infrastructure, including increasing the capacity of drainage channels and converting some pipe culverts into box culverts to address previous observations. Additionally, the ministry currently has 139 machinery units distributed among 108 field teams, and has contracted with the private sector to provide an additional 190 vehicles if necessary. Efforts are also ongoing to complete some remaining projects, such as the Sumar culvert in the Jordan Valley, which is expected to be finished by the end of this month. These measures are part of responses based on technical and engineering studies related to climate change, aiming to reduce the impact of heavy rains and improve the forces' readiness to deal with such conditions during the upcoming rainy season.
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