Engineer/ Ahmed Jaber Shehata launched intensive field campaigns over two consecutive days, along with Engineer/ Mr. Rayan, Head of the West and Coast Production and Distribution Sector, Engineer Hanan Taha, Head of the Projects Sector, Engineer/ Maryam Khamis, General Manager of West Production and Maintenance, Engineer/ Janet Malak, General Manager of Projects, and a group of officials. The company is working in various sectors to follow up on the work of implementing the 500 mm line, relaying the turbidity line, building valve rooms, and supervising the work of a feeder outlet from the line coming from the Mahmoudiyah axis in front of the Jaraya furnace station. Then, continue by passing through the wards of the station to begin the rehabilitation work to obtain the TSM Sustainable Technical Management Certificate.
His Excellency also made an inspection tour of the development areas proposed to be implemented within the development of the Mahmoudiyah Axis Project to begin the work of relocating the main pipelines that conflict with those areas. He began by inspecting the Dish line, starting from Al-Syouf station to Al-Nozha station and then Al-Mansheya 1. Then he continued the surveying process and took surveys on a 500 mm line from Ezbet Al-Tiro to Karmouz Bridge. He began the process of disconnecting the siphons (May 14). Mr. Yasser Youssef, Head of Al-Balad Engineering, and Engineer Ahmed Siddiq, explained that the reason is the difficulty of being able to drain the water and begin disinfection work in the open lakes sector after the May 14 Bridge due to the continuous leakage from the siphons. He stressed the follow-up of valve maintenance work. For the siphon to be able to close it.