Giant concrete blocks lowered into water, desalination facility ready for operation.
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In a new facility built to meet the country's water needs, giant concrete blocks were lowered into the water one by one. The facility is expected to produce 30 million liters of drinking water daily from seawater.
The project holds significant importance for regions facing water scarcity. Modern equipment has been installed at the facility, which will use salt removal technology. Authorities announced that they will bring the system online once testing procedures are completed.
Infrastructure of a desalination facility producing drinking water from seawater has been completed. Operating with reverse osmosis technology, the facility will produce 30 million litres of drinking water per day when fully operational and will meet the water needs of tens of thousands of households.
If you live in regions experiencing water scarcity, water supply will increase thanks to this facility and prices may fall. The project will also strengthen the city's long-term infrastructure by ensuring water security in areas facing drought risk.

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