Ramallah - Ma'an - The Water Authority confirmed today the discovery and closure of nine new encroachment connections on the main Deir Shaar water line, which caused the loss of thousands of cups of water and deprived citizens in the Hebron Governorate of it. The Water Authority explained that since the beginning of the campaign, 17 connections have been discovered in addition to these nine connections, which confirms that there is a group that still aims to harm the water lines and does not care about the water cuts to citizens and their repeated suffering as a result of actions that are completely far from humanity, and it confirms in this regard that the police and law enforcement forces are working to pursue the aggressors in order to take the necessary punitive measures against them in accordance with the law. The Water Authority called on citizens to cooperate by reporting any violation to take the necessary measures and reduce water theft. Source: Maan News Agency
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