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Two wastewater projects worth JD32m to be implemented in Irbid
By JT - Sep 09,2017 - Last updated at Sep 09,2017
AMMAN — The Water and Irrigation Ministry is scheduled to implement a JD7-million rehabilitation project at Irbid's Foara wastewater treatment unit and another JD25-million project, through a German loan, to pull out sludge and treat odour at the Shalallah, Dogara and Foara units, Minister Hazem Al-Naser said on Saturday.
In a tour to water and sewage services areas in Irbid, 80km north of Amman, Al-Naser said that the total expenditure on wastewater networks in the northern governorate over the past 15 years stood at JD350 million, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.
He added that the ministry is seeking to secure a 125million-euro loan to improve water and sewage networks in the governorate, expecting the scheme to begin in late 2018.
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