Managing Director of Islamabad-e Gharb Water Company: Water Supply to 20 Villages Made More Stable

Kermanshah – The Director of Water and Wastewater Affairs in Islamabad-e Gharb announced the installation of a new pump at the Barzeh station and the repair of a technical fault at the Big Rezaei station to improve water supply to 20 villages in the county.

Kermanshah - Director of Water and Sewer Affairs of Islamabad West announced the installation of a new pump in Barzeh station and fixing the technical defect of Begrezaei station to improve water supply to 20 villages in this city.

In a conversation with Mehr reporter, Sidasghar Safavi announced the implementation of technical measures to strengthen the rural water supply network in West Islamabad and stated: By installing a new floating pump device in Barzeh station and fixing the technical defect of the pump at Big Rezaei station, the drinking water supply situation of the villages under the coverage of these two stations has improved.

Referring to the performance of Barzeh pumping station, he added: This station is located in Changar water supply complex and is responsible for supplying drinking water to seven villages with a population of over 500 households.

Director of Water and Wastewater Affairs of Islamabad-Gharb city continued: In order to increase the water supply capacity in this station, a seven-stage floating pump device has been installed with a 22 kW floating electric motor, the output flow of which is 13 liters per second.

Safavi also announced the solution to the technical problem of the Beyrezaei station's floating pump and stated: The failure of this equipment had previously caused a significant drop in pressure and water cut in some areas, which was resolved with the efforts of operational forces.

He stated: By carrying out the repairs and returning the pump to the operating circuit, the conditions of water supply to 13 villages covered by Begrezaei station have improved.

The Director of Water and Wastewater Affairs of Islamabad, Gharb, emphasized the necessity of continuous maintenance of water supply facilities and noted that equipment readiness and quick handling of technical defects are important factors in reducing network disruptions and providing stable drinking water to rural users.