Beginning the development of Hasbat Al-Samak sewage pumping station in Khan Younis, funded by the German government through GIZ, to serve about 80,000 people.
Beginning the Development and Rehabilitation of Hasbat Al-Samak Sewage Pumping Station in Khan Younis
Gaza – CMWU
CMWU, in cooperation with Khan Younis Municipality, began developing and rehabilitating Hasbat Al-Samak sewage pumping station in Khan Younis city, south of the Gaza Strip, aiming to raise its efficiency and improve its readiness to operate, particularly during the rainy season and peak hours, as this station serves about 80,000 people, with this coming as part of the emergency repair and maintenance project linked to combating the coronavirus, implemented by CMWU in cooperation with the German development organization GIZ.
The Coastal Municipalities Water Utility, in cooperation with Khan Yunis Municipality, is working to develop and rehabilitate the sewage pumping station "Hisbet Al Sammak" in Khan Yunis, with the aim of raising its efficiency and preparing it for work, especially in the winter season, where the station serves about 80,000 people.
This comes within the framework of the emergency repair and maintenance project related to fighting against the Coronavirus, which is implemented by the Coastal Municipalities Water Utility upon an agreement signed with the German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ) and funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
