Nama Water Services company today began implementing the second phase of the digital transition project for water meters in North Al Batinah Governorate. The project's second phase includes the installation of more than 115,000 meters in the governorate's wilayats. This was unveiled at a meeting organized by Nama Water Services under the auspices of Mohammed Sulaiman Al Kindi, Governor of North Al Batinah. The project provides for the installation of more than 400,000 meters as part of the company's plan to bolster the services it offers to beneficiaries in the governorate. Digital meters help the company cut down water loss by calculating the amount of water distributed by the main meter for a specific area, as against the total volume of water received at home meters in that area. In the event of differences, leaks are identified and water loss points are detected and treated. Source: Oman News Agency
Related Articles
Islamic Resistance targets Israeli forces near Metula
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon on Thursday issued a statement declaring that its fighters targeted Israeli soldiers stationed around the Al-Metula area on Thursday, August 22, 2024, at 11:50 am. The statement emphasized that the attack was carried…
Jericho: The occupation arrests three citizens, including a child
Israeli occupation forces arrested three citizens, including a child, from the Ein Sultan and Aqabat Jaber camps in Jericho on Friday.
The director of the Prisoners Club in Jericho, Eid Brahma, reported that occupation forces stormed the city of Jer…
Dubai Future Labs’ robots on show as IROS comes to MENA for first time
Dubai, Dubai Future Labs (DFL), a unit of the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF), is participating in the International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) for the third consecutive year. Taking place until October 18 in Abu Dhabi, this con…
