Baljurashi:The National Water Company (NWC) has successfully completed several sewer system projects in the Baljurashi Governorate, located in the Al-Baha Region, with a total expenditure exceeding SAR214 million.
According to Saudi Press Agency, these initiatives are part of NWC's ongoing commitment to enhancing infrastructure, improving system efficiency, and elevating service quality for its users. These efforts align with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, aiming to improve the quality of life.
The completed projects include the construction of a tertiary wastewater treatment plant that employs bio-membrane technology, with a capacity of 6,250 cubic meters per day. Additionally, the developments feature sewage networks spanning approximately 46 kilometers, main lines extending over 17 kilometers, and the establishment of two pumping stations.
The scope of these projects covers multiple districts and villages within the Baljurashi Governorate, including Al-Salam, Al-Khaleej, Al-Marwa, and Al-Ra'id districts, as well as parts of the villages such as Al-Talqiyah, Al-Atashin, Al-Aslah, Al-Muhammadiyah, Al-Jalhiyah, Al-Shatiybah, and Al-Hesn. These endeavors aim to expand sanitation service coverage, enhance system efficiency and reliability, and promote environmental sustainability in the region.
NWC has encouraged residents in the serviced districts and villages of Baljurashi Governorate to access its services and apply for household sewer connections through its digital platforms, including the NWC smartphone app and website.