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Yarmouk water firm cuts supply to parts of Ramtha, Kufranja after main lines damaged

27/06/2026 | 20:56:21

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Yarmouk water firm cuts supply to parts of Ramtha, Kufranja after main lines damaged

Irbid, June 27 (Petra) -- Irbid's Yarmouk Water Company temporarily suspended water supply to several areas in the districts of Ramtha and Kufranja after contractors accidentally ruptured main pipelines during infrastructure excavation work, the company said on Saturday.

The state-owned utility said technical crews were working around the clock to repair the damaged infrastructure and restore services as quickly as possible.

In Ramtha, an external contractor damaged a key transmission line during site excavations, forcing an emergency shutdown to prevent further system damage. The company stated that the resulting suspension has affected the areas of Dabbat Nimr and parts of the northern district.

In a separate incident in Kufranja, excavation work for the widening of the Wadi Al-Tawahin road led to breaches in two separate main lines, measuring 300 mm and 125 mm in diameter, respectively. Teams isolated the damaged pipes to mitigate water loss while repairs commenced under official supervision.

Yarmouk Water Company said it would pursue all necessary legal and administrative actions against the responsible contractors under prevailing regulations. Penalties will include holding the third parties financially liable for the cost of wasted water and all consequential network damages.

The utility apologized to residents in the affected regions for the service disruption, advising customers that inquiries or complaints could be directed to the unified national call center.

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