The service departments in Al-Hasakah are operating at their usual capacity to ensure continued provision of services to residents

Al-Hasakah-Sana

The departments and institutions in Al-Hasakeh Governorate continue to provide various basic services to citizens and with the usual energy without any change in them in light of taking a number of precautionary measures to address the Corona virus.

The director of the bakery branch, Youssef Al-Hamad, told the SANA reporter that the general and backup bakeries in various parts of the governorate are operating at full usual capacity, producing about 200 tons of bread per day in light of the availability of various production materials of flour, yeast and fuel, noting that sterilization and prevention measures have been taken in various joints of work and bread production And requiring workers to wear paws and gags, due to the importance of protection and protection against the Corona virus.

The director of the first Al-Hasakeh oven that feeds the city center with baking material. Engineer Mohamed Midfa clarified that the oven operates around the clock through two morning and evening shifts to produce 18 tons of baking material and provide it to the people in light of taking sterilization and prevention action for all workers in the bakery and producing bread continuously and sequentially to prevent the occurrence of Congestion on the sale louvers.

For his part, Director of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection, Ignatius Ignatius, that monitoring patrols have been set up to operate cafes to ensure their adherence to the regulations governing work related to tackling the spread of the virus, especially in terms of preventing the provision of hookahs and ensuring the sterilization of materials that are provided to customers, stressing that the governorate markets provide various food and non Food and the movement of buying and selling is usual.

Food and non-food items are also available in abundance in the galleries of the Syrian branch of trade, where the branch manager Omar Hamo explained that the fourteen lounges deployed in the cities of Hasaka and Qamishli include a wide and large variety of food and non-food items at competitive prices without any congestion as the branch provides bread in my hall Sales in order to reduce the occurrence of any congestion by the citizens on the sales niches of the bakery branch.

The Health Directorate has taken several measures to tackle and detect the Corona virus, where the Director of Health Dr. Muhammad Rashad Khalaf indicated that an emergency committee has been set up to cooperate with hospitals and health centers to monitor, follow-up, diagnose, and diagnose cases of HIV infection, to take samples and surveys from those suspected to be free from the disease In addition to creating a medical checkpoint at Qamishli Airport to check all arrivals via international flights and verify their health condition, stressing that no infection with the virus has been recorded in the province to date.

The director of the Electricity Company, Anwar Okleh, explained that all the technicians' workshops work around the clock as their hours have not been reduced with a view to continuing to provide services to citizens and address any emergency that occurs on the network, pointing to the stability of the reality of the electric current throughout the province in light of the amount of electricity reaching 170 MW Courier coming from the Euphrates Dam and from the Swedish power plant.

The director of the Water Corporation, Engineer Mahmoud Al-Ikleh, emphasized that the organization is working with its usual productive capacity to pump water to city centers and population centers scattered in the governorate, and that it has been emphasized on those responsible for water projects to adhere to the rate of water sterilization with chlorine according to Syrian specifications and to ensure that this percentage is maintained since the beginning of lines and networks Pumping to its ends with the aim of delivering sterile and safe water to subscribers indicating that there are sufficient quantities of water disinfection materials currently distributed over the various water projects.