Sana’a: First Deputy Prime Minister Mohammed Miftah inspected the implementation level of the project to rehabilitate the main sewage line in Sana’a’s stream, which costs six million and 400 thousand dollars. He was briefed on the final works in the project, which include removing the remaining dirt, maintaining and cleaning the stream in preparation for its official opening in the coming days.
According to Yemen News Agency, the inspection by Miftah is part of the government’s efforts to ensure the project is completed on time and within budget. The rehabilitation project is expected to improve the sewage infrastructure significantly, providing better environmental and sanitary conditions for the residents of Sana’a.
The sewage project is considered crucial as it addresses longstanding issues related to sewage management in the area. Officials have emphasized the importance of such infrastructure projects in enhancing the quality of life for the local population and preventing potential health hazards.