HIBAPRESS
Water resources in a number of dams in the Kingdom witnessed a significant increase during the past 24 hours, following the recent rainfall, which was reflected positively on the filling rates in various water facilities, according to data issued by the "My Water" platform.
Dams witnessing the largest increases
In the Taounate province, the Al Wahda Dam recorded the highest increase in water inflows, reaching 46.8 million cubic meters, bringing the filling rate to 54.4%, which enhances the water storage in this strategic dam.
In the Beni Mellal province, the Ahmed Al Hansali Dam saw a significant increase in its water resources, amounting to 34.1 million cubic meters, bringing the filling rate to 34.3%, which contributes to improving the water situation in the region.
As for the Rabat prefecture, the Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah Dam recorded an increase in water inflows of 31 million cubic meters, bringing the filling rate to 98%, reflecting a continuous improvement in the status of water resources.
Other dams enhance water storage
In the Larache province, the Wadi Al Makhazen Dam witnessed an increase of 29.4 million cubic meters, with a filling rate of 98.8%.
In the Tiznit province, the Youssef Ibn Tachfine Dam recorded an increase in its water resources of 28.9 million cubic meters, bringing the filling rate to 27.2%.
In the Taroudant province, the Oulouz Dam saw an increase in water inflows of 23.8 million cubic meters, bringing the filling rate to 82.2%.
The impact of rainfall on water storage
These data reflect the positive impact of the recent rainfall on water resources in the Kingdom, which contributes to supporting storage and improving the situation of dams in a number of provinces, and confirms the importance of rain in enhancing national water security.
