Jerusalem Water Supply Faces Disruptions Due to Desalination Plant Shutdown
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Jerusalem's water company, Gihon, announced potential water supply disruptions in the city and surrounding areas due to the shutdown of desalination plants. Water filling stations have been opened at multiple locations.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Jerusalem faces potential water supply disruptions.
- Desalination plants have been shut down.
- Gihon Water Company is managing the situation.
- Water filling stations have been opened for residents.
Gihon, Jerusalem's water company, has warned of potential disruptions to water supply in the city and its surrounding areas. The interruptions are a direct consequence of the shutdown of desalination facilities.
In response to the situation, Gihon has established several points for residents to fill water containers. These locations include 27 Sorotzkin Street, the corner of Shaul HaMelech and Yam Suf streets, and 21 Ma'alot Dafna Street.
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