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Past 24 hours brought highest rate of rainfall this season — Water Ministry

AMMAN The Ministry of Water and Irrigation said that the highest rate of rainfall this season was recorded over the past 24 hours, also noting that Jordan has received 106.5 per cent of its annual average of 8.1 billion cubic metres since the beginning of the season. This year’s rainfall constitutes 134 per cent of the total rainfall received last year, according to the

Jordan generalAt tafilahAl aqabahWaleed al qeshawiMinistry of waterSustainable agriculture associationAgriculture association presidentJordan valleyAqaba governorateMaan governorate

Past 24 hours brought highest rate of rainfall this season — Water Ministry

Past 24 hours brought highest rate of rainfall this season — Water Ministry
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Jordan generalAt tafilahAl aqabahWaleed al qeshawiSustainable agriculture associationMinistry of waterAgriculture association presidentJordan valleyAqaba governorateMaan governorate

Jordan to intensify crackdown on rampant water thefts

Jordan will intensify its crackdown on water thefts along the national pipelines amid increasing water shortage in the country mostly made of desert, a government official said."Protecting available water resources is a major priority for .

Omar salamehWaleed al qeshawiMinistry of waterFourth national communicationSustainable agriculture associationNorthern shunehFourth national communication report

Jordan to intensify crackdown on rampant water thefts-Xinhua

Jordan to intensify crackdown on rampant water thefts-

Omar salamehWaleed al qeshawiMinistry of waterFourth national communicationSustainable agriculture associationNorthern shunehFourth national communication reportJordan water theft crackdown

Rising temperatures boost agricultural production, increase water use

AMMAN The rise in temperature has prompted mostly positive reactions from farmers, who expect increased agricultural production, though the uptick in water use poses a concern. Adnan Khaddam, head of the Jordan Valley Farmers Union, told The Jordan Times on Monday that there is no agricultural loss due to high temperatures in the valley. However, he did not dismiss the

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