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Yarmouk Water Company calls on citizens to rectify the status of sewage connections

Yarmouk Water Company calls on citizens to rectify the status of sewage connections

The Yarmouk Water Company has called on citizens and subscribers in the governorates of Mafraq, Irbid, Ajloun, Jerash, and the Northern Badia to take the initiative to rectify the status of unregistered sewage connections by visiting the water administration office in their respective areas, ensuring the legality of the connections and maintaining the integrity and sustainability of sewage network services.

In a statement on Wednesday, the company said that this call comes as part of its awareness campaigns aimed at promoting the importance of adhering to approved procedures related to sewage services and rectifying connection statuses to ensure service organization and the efficiency and safety of the networks.

It pointed out the importance of taking the initiative to rectify sewage connections to avoid violations and legal actions, stressing that a sound and legal connection contributes to protecting the environment, reducing pollution, maintaining the integrity of sewage networks, and limiting problems that may affect their efficiency and service sustainability.

It explained that maintaining sewage networks is a shared responsibility that requires the cooperation of subscribers and adherence to the proper and legal use of the networks, given its role in protecting the environment and public health, preserving infrastructure, and ensuring the continuity of services provided to citizens.

The company called on subscribers in Mafraq, Ajloun, Jerash, and the Northern Badia whose connection status requires rectification to visit the water administration office in their respective areas and complete the required procedures accordingly.

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