2mln cubic meters entered Mujib dam so far

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Home Jordan News 2mln cubic meters entered Mujib dam so far 24-12-2022 02:10 PM Ammon News - Ample amounts of rainwater entered the Mujib Dam and the southern regions, after the recent depression, which began affecting the region since last Thursday. The Secretary-General of the Jordan Valley Authority, Eng. Manar al-Mahasneh, confirmed that the amounts of rainwater entering the Mujib Dam amounted to about 2 million cubic meters until the last depression. The amount of rainwater entering the Mujib Dam during the past period is unprecedented, as in the best case, 800,000 cubic meters entered the dam during the past seasons, Mahasneh told Ammon on Saturday.

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2mln cubic meters entered Mujib dam so far

24-12-2022 02:10 PM

Ammon News - Ample amounts of rainwater entered the Mujib Dam and the southern regions, after the recent depression, which began affecting the region since last Thursday.

The Secretary-General of the Jordan Valley Authority, Eng. Manar al-Mahasneh, confirmed that the amounts of rainwater entering the Mujib Dam amounted to about 2 million cubic meters until the last depression.

The amount of rainwater entering the Mujib Dam during the past period is unprecedented, as in the best case, 800,000 cubic meters entered the dam during the past seasons, Mahasneh told Ammon on Saturday.

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