500-Cubic-Meter Kiyapi Reservoir in Miandorud Reaches 85% Progress
Miandorud – The CEO of Mazandaran Water and Wastewater Company announced that construction of the water storage reservoir in Kiyapi village of Miandorud has reached 85% progress.
Miandorud- The CEO of Mazandaran Water and Sewerage Company announced the progress of 85% of the construction of the water storage tank in Kiapi village of Miandorud.
In an interview with Mehr reporter, Behzad Brarzadeh announced the progress of 85% of the construction of the water storage tank in Kiapi Miandorud village and said: This project is being implemented with a credit of 150 billion Rials and with its use, the storage situation and stability of water supply for more than 1,500 residents of this village will improve.
Referring to the implementation process of the 500 cubic meter reservoir construction project in Kiapi village, Brarzadeh said: So far, 130 billion Rials have been spent for the implementation of this project, and its implementation is in the final stages with the aim of strengthening the water supply and storage infrastructure.
He stated that the development of water supply infrastructure in rural areas is one of the priorities of Mazandaran Water and Sewerage Company, and added: The construction of this reservoir provides the possibility of better management of fluctuations in consumption and will play an effective role in increasing the stability of water supply in the distribution network.
The managing director of Mazandaran Water and Sewerage Company, referring to the population benefiting from this project, stated: With the completion and operation of the Kiapi reservoir, the ground for improving water supply services to 367 subscribers and a population of over 1,500 people will be provided.
In the end, Brarzadeh pointed out that implementing development plans and increasing water storage capacity is an important step towards strengthening water supply infrastructure and providing more sustainable services to villagers, and this process is followed with the aim of improving the quality of services and more reliable supply of water to subscribers.