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Creating a drainage system for weather changes
The article focused on the efforts of the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing to improve the stormwater drainage system to address weather fluctuations and floods across the Kingdom's cities. During the first half of 2026, more than 200.3 thousand linear meters of drainage networks were completed, including main and secondary networks, as well as essential components such as box culverts and retaining barriers to enhance drainage efficiency and protect areas and facilities. These projects aim to reduce water pooling, improve road safety, protect municipal assets, and facilitate the continuity of services during rainy conditions, with resources allocated according to the needs of each city to ensure an effective drainage system development that responds to urban expansion.
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