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Al-Kasasbeh chairs a meeting at West Irbid Municipality to follow up on the sewage project

More than 70,000 linear meters of asphalt completed in the West Irbid sewage project

Al-Kasasbeh chairs a meeting at West Irbid Municipality to follow up on the sewage project

The District Administrator of West Irbid, Khaled Al-Kasasbeh, chaired a meeting at the West Irbid Municipality to follow up on the progress of the sewage project, in the presence of the head of the West Irbid Municipality Committee, Mohammad Ali Al-Qudah, and representatives of the executing company and the consulting firm supervising the project.

Al-Kasasbeh emphasized the need to accelerate restoration works, address existing observations, and prepare early for the winter season to alleviate the suffering of citizens and preserve their safety and interests.

For his part, the head of the West Irbid Municipality Committee, Mohammad Ali Al-Qudah, affirmed that the citizen is the priority in monitoring the project, stressing that restoration works must include main and secondary streets, alleys, and affected residential neighborhoods, rather than being limited to main sites, to ensure easy access for citizens to their homes and interests.

Al-Qudah stated that the municipality is following up with the contractor and the consultant to ensure that roads are restored to their previous state in accordance with approved specifications, emphasizing that the next phase requires accelerating completion and ending the citizens' suffering that has lasted for years.

He also stressed the necessity of taking the necessary precautions before the onset of winter, especially in areas prone to water accumulation, and working to clean culverts and rainwater drainage channels affected by the project works, and addressing critical points before the rains begin.

According to what was presented by the Supervision Manager at Engicon, Engineer Mohammad Al-Harash, during the meeting, the completion rate for restoration works (asphalt) reached 70.22 percent, with 70,193 linear meters executed out of 99,966 meters, while the completion rate in Jijeen and Ham reached 99 percent.

Based on what was stated by the project manager at Hassan Allam company, Engineer Mustafa Shaaban, restoration works will begin next week on the Zahar–Kafr Rihil street and the Al-Sabarjeh neighborhood in Jumha, with work starting the following week in Doqra, while continuing work in other locations, particularly Beit Yafa, Zahar, Kafr Rihil, Jumha, and the Sum–Kafr Yuba street, in accordance with the approved work program to contribute to accelerating completion and alleviating the suffering of citizens.

The attendees agreed to conduct a field inspection within the next two weeks to ensure the implementation of recommendations and the addressing of observations, and to move successively to other sites to accelerate the completion of works and alleviate the suffering of citizens.

The representatives of the executing and consulting companies confirmed their commitment to addressing observations, following up on works in the field, and accelerating completion according to approved specifications.

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