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Home Jordan News 7.5 mcm of water entered dams within 24 hours 05-01-2023 11:02 AM Ammon News - The Ministry of Water and Irrigation / Jordan Valley Authority (JVA) announced that the total quantities of water entering all the Kingdom's dams during the past 24 hours until 7:00 am Thursday, amounted to 7 million and 546 thousand cubic meters. The quantities entering Mujib Dam amounted to about 5,760,000 m3, Wala Dam 596,000 m3, Tanour Dam 248,000 m3, King Talal Dam 665,000 m3, the Arab Dam 80,000 m3, and Wahda Dam 98,000 m3. The ministry explained that the water entering the dams raised the total storage to 78.5 million cubic meters, or 27.93% of the total storage volumes of dams, which amounted to 280 million cubic meters.

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7.5 mcm of water entered dams within 24 hours

05-01-2023 11:02 AM

Ammon News - The Ministry of Water and Irrigation / Jordan Valley Authority (JVA) announced that the total quantities of water entering all the Kingdom's dams during the past 24 hours until 7:00 am Thursday, amounted to 7 million and 546 thousand cubic meters.

The quantities entering Mujib Dam amounted to about 5,760,000 m3, Wala Dam 596,000 m3, Tanour Dam 248,000 m3, King Talal Dam 665,000 m3, the Arab Dam 80,000 m3, and Wahda Dam 98,000 m3.

The ministry explained that the water entering the dams raised the total storage to 78.5 million cubic meters, or 27.93% of the total storage volumes of dams, which amounted to 280 million cubic meters.

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