Field Stories

An emergency response rescues Hajjah City from thirst

In an emergency response to serve 50K people of Hajjah City suffering thirst due to acute fuel shortage, the SFD engineers are installing 2 pumping units (capacity 150 KW) and 640 solar panels (254 KW producing 30 liter/s), and creating a well, control room and a protecting wall.

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