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WASH Semimonthly Bulletin - Syria Early Warning Alert and Response Network Date: 27 Dec 2015 - 9 Jan 2016 Week No WASH Semimonthly Bulletin - Syria Early Warning Alert and Response Network Date: 27 Dec 2015 - 9 Jan 2016 Week No. 1-2 Highlights ● This report covers 653 drinking water sources monitored in 8 governorates.The percentages in this report represents only the sources monitored. ● 86% (563/653) of the drinking water sources monitored were function. 14% (90/653) were not functioning. ● In the areas that their stations are suspended, agricultural wells are used as an alternative water source, and tankers are used in water transportation. ● The treated water sources were 26% (145/563), while the operating stations without treatment were 74%(418/563). The monitored drinking water sources in Dar’a and Deir-ez-Zour were all treated, whereas none were treated in Hama and Quneitra. ● Of the functioning water stations, 93% (522/563) delieved water using a piping network and 7% (42/563) delivered water using tankering. ● An environmental problem was reported in Aqrabat which locates in Dana district/Idleb governorate, where sewage drainage coming from camps passes near the wells that are used as water sources in Aqrabat, so it causes water pollution. ● An environmental problem was reported in Namera Tower which locates in Dana district/Idleb governorate, where sewage drainage coming from Dana, Deir Hassan and Sarmada. Coverage EWARN covers 123 sub-districts, 38 districts in 12 governorates WASH covers 77 sub-districts, 21 districts in 8 governorates Drinking Water Stations Status in Each Governorate Drinking Water Stations Status Functioning DWS Clorination Status Governorate Governorate Total Functioning Suspended Total With disinfection Witout disinfection Aleppo 54 45 9 Aleppo 45 3 42 Idleb 298 289 9 Idleb 289 19 270 Hama 48 19 29 Hama 19 0 19 Latakia 18 15 3 Latakia 15 7 8 Ar-raqqa 90 83 7 Ar-raqqa 83 17 66 Deir-ez-Zor 103 78 25 Deir-ez-Zor 78 78 0 Dara 21 21 0 Dara 21 21 0 Quneitra 21 13 8 Quneitra 13 0 13 Total 653 563 90 Total 563 145 418 For any inqueries, please contact us: [email protected] Page1 of 7 WASH Bulletin - Syria EWARN week 1-2 2016 Drinking Water Stations Status Drinking Water Stations Status Functioning DWS Clorination Status 14% 26% Functioning With disinfection Suspended Witout disinfection 74% 86% Drinking Water Stations Status in Governorates 100% 9 7 0 9 3 90% 25 80% 8 70% 29 60% 50% 21 289 83 45 15 40% 78 30% 13 20% 19 10% 0% Aleppo Idleb Hama Latakia Ar-raqqa Deir-ez-Zor Dara Quneitra Functioning Suspended Functioning Drinking Water Stations Clorination Status 100% 0 0 90% 80% 8 70% 60% 66 42 270 50% 19 78 21 13 40% 30% 7 20% 10% 17 3 19 0 0 0% Aleppo Idleb Hama Latakia Ar-raqqa Deir-ez-Zor Dara Quneitra With disinfection Witout disinfection For any inqueries, please contact us: [email protected] Page2 of 7 WASH Bulletin - Syria EWARN week 1-2 2016 Method Method Governorate Functioning DWS Network Tankering Aleppo 45 37 8 Method Idleb 289 268 21 7% Hama 19 10 9 Latakia 15 13 2 Network Ar-raqqa 83 83 0 Tankering Deir-ez-Zor 78 77 1 93% Dara 21 21 0 Quneitra 13 13 0 Total 563 522 41 Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Aleppo For any inqueries, please contact us: [email protected] Page3 of 7 WASH Bulletin - Syria EWARN week 1-2 2016 Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Idleb Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Hama For any inqueries, please contact us: [email protected] Page4 of 7 WASH Bulletin - Syria EWARN week 1-2 2016 Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Lattakia Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Ar-raqqa For any inqueries, please contact us: [email protected] Page5 of 7 WASH Bulletin - Syria EWARN week 1-2 2016 Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Deir-ez-Zor Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Dara For any inqueries, please contact us: [email protected] Page6 of 7 WASH Bulletin - Syria EWARN week 1-2 2016 Drinking Water Stations Distribution in Quneitra Activities related to WASH ● In Alhorea and Ala’adala Camp-Harem-Idlib governorate, construction of 20 toilets and 2 bathrooms. ● In kassioun camp-Harem-Idlib governorate, setting up caravan of toilets and bathrooms. ● In Baraem Althwara camp-Harem-Idlib governorate, setting up caravan of toilets and bathrooms. ● Communicate with Water Directorate in Daraa to supply an amount of liquid chlorine to Aen Dakar Station because of the high number of reported cases of acute diarrhea in the villages that use the station as a water drinking source. WASH = Water Sanitation and Hygiene DWS = Drinking Water Station For any inqueries, please contact us: [email protected] Page7 of 7 WASH Bulletin - Syria EWARN week 1-2 2016.
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