Government commits to protect Kerak Castle wall
The article focused on the Jordanian government's efforts to address issues related to rainwater drainage and to restore the condition of the Castle of Al-Karak after its damage. The government has spent approximately 1.5 million Jordanian dinars on rainwater drainage projects in Al-Karak, with expenditures expected to reach two million dinars, aiming to eliminate hotspots. Regarding the castle's wall, it was found that a fundamental crack exists beneath the old wall following its collapse, and the ministry is working to invite bids for its reconstruction and reinforcement before the end of the year, along with addressing water pooling in the surrounding square. The ministry is monitoring the problem daily in coordination with the relevant authorities and is working to ensure the wall's stability and to resolve water issues in other areas such as Zarka and Al-Tafileh.
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