Major water network completed in KSA
NWC explained that Phase Two of the project covers the implementation and completion of water networks and pipes of various diameters, running to more than 319,000m
Saudi Arabia’s National Water Company (NWC) has announced that its Southern Cluster has completed work on the second phase of the drinking water network project. The project is located in the city of Najran, Shroura governorate.
The water network aims to increase coverage and provide water to more than 106,000 customers in the 11 districts of Najran city.
NWC explained that Phase Two of the project covers the implementation and completion of water networks and pipes of various diameters, running to more than 319,000m. The network caters to the districts of Al Shurafa, Al Hadan, Al Jarbah, Taslal and Al Maashalia in Najran city, and the districts of Meshaal (A), Meshaal (B), Al Nuzha, Al Rawda, Al Akhashim and Al Fahad in Shroura governorate.
A company spokesperson explained, “NWC remains committed to achieving its strategic objectives to boost operational efficiency, provide the best services to customers and strengthen its infrastructure in all regions of the kingdom. This is done by increasing the coverage rates of the services that NWC offers to its customers, exemplified by the current completion of Phase Two.”
