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Euphrates water rises amid Turkish inflow
The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management warned residents near the Euphrates River in Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor provinces about rising water levels due to increased flows from Turkey. The water level has risen by approximately 70 centimeters as a result of flows from the Kurdifan Dam, with water reaching about 1,300 cubic meters per second. Officials confirmed that the situation remains under control and that previous reinforcement efforts have helped reduce risks, despite forecasts of continued rise until the end of August. Warnings were issued following incidents such as a truck falling into the river, with assurances that Lake Euphrates Dam can still accommodate additional water. Continuous monitoring and advisories continue, including warnings not to swim or approach dangerous areas.
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