Jendouba governor reviews Radgha Dam and Ghardimaou Hospital
The article discusses the progress of two major projects in the Ghar Dammaa region of Jendouba: the Rghaia Dam and the regional hospital of Category "B." It details the different stages and completion status of both projects. According to the information, the hospital's progress has exceeded 20%, compared to 12% in April 2026. The project is allocated approximately 95 million Tunisian dinars and aims to accommodate 105 families within two months. It includes multiple departments across various healthcare services. As for the Rghaia Dam, estimated to cost 250 million Tunisian dinars, its objectives are water resource mobilization, supporting irrigation, and reducing flood risks. The dam has a storage capacity of up to 30 million cubic meters and is scheduled to be completed within five and a half years, divided into five phases. Landowners affected by the project will receive compensation exceeding two million dinars. The article emphasizes the importance of coordination and on-the-ground follow-up to accelerate progress, address challenges—especially under current climatic conditions—and underscore the strategic significance of these projects in securing resources and improving living conditions in the area.
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