Continuing Work on the Damage Repair Project for Water and Sanitation Networks in Beit Hanoun City

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Continuing to repair damage to water and sanitation networks in Beit Hanoun caused by the recent war, funded by UNICEF.

Continuing Work on the Damage Repair Project for Water and Sanitation Networks in Beit Hanoun City

Gaza – CMWU

CMWU, in cooperation with Beit Hanoun Municipality, continues work on the project to repair the damage sustained by water and sanitation networks in Beit Hanoun city during the recent Israeli war, funded by UNICEF, as the water and sanitation network in Beit Hanoun city sustained severe damage during the recent war on the Gaza Strip.

It is worth noting that this project includes replacing the water network in the Industrial Area, 4,000 meters long and of various diameters, in addition to replacing and maintaining the main sanitation transmission line on Al-Sikka Street, 550 meters long, which pumps sewage water coming from all of Beit Hanoun's neighborhoods to the town's main pumping station, and this project also includes replacing the main sanitation line on Damra Street, 400 meters long and 12 inches in diameter.

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