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Wastewater Floods Lahaya Lands in Hama
The village of Lahaia in the Hama countryside faces a long-standing problem with sewage water. It lacks a dedicated sewer system, and wastewater from neighboring areas flows into agricultural lands, leading to damage of about 150 dunams of olive and pistachio orchards, and the loss of approximately 2,400 trees. The problem has worsened since the 1980s due to damaged drainage channels and increased water inflow, and it has become more severe with the return of residents after displacement and the continued absence of effective solutions. The sewer water flow has led to the spread of insects and foul odors, as well as the degradation of the land. The residents are calling for the construction of underground channels to permanently solve the issue and for compensation to those affected, but efforts to find a solution have not yet succeeded.
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