Tripoli rains expose banking crises
The Water and Wastewater Company explains the reasons behind the accumulation of rainwater in the western areas of Tripoli after heavy rainfall. It highlights key factors such as blocked drain chambers due to debris buildup, theft of covers, illegal connections, and the deterioration of parts of the network, all of which lead to reduced drainage efficiency. The company also clarifies that limited capacity in some pipelines results in water pooling, especially when the amount of rain exceeds the drainage system's ability to handle it over short periods. They call on citizens to cooperate by refraining from disposing of waste improperly, reporting theft of covers and illegal connections, and inform that their technical teams are working to address these issues in order to reduce water accumulation and ensure the efficiency of the drainage system.
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