Zimbabwe: Harare Rolls Out 15,000 Smart Water Meters in Infrastructure Overhaul Drive
The City of Harare has introduced over 15,000 smart prepaid water meters to modernize its infrastructure and improve billing accuracy.
Today marks the deadline of Donald Trump's ultimatum. The war with Iran may enter a new phase
Donald Trump's ultimatum to Iran, which threatens military action, is set to expire, raising tensions in the region as Iran responds with threats of attacks on critical infrastructure.
Crews in water-logged Metro Vancouver prepare for next drenching
Crews in Metro Vancouver are working to clear mudslides and debris in anticipation of another heavy rainstorm that could impact the region's water infrastructure.
Iran vows to target region’s water and energy infrastructure if US strikes power plants
Iran threatens to target the region's water and energy infrastructure in response to US threats against its power plants.
Iran threatens to cripple Gulf water and energy systems after Trump ultimatum
Iran has threatened to attack the Gulf's energy and water infrastructure in retaliation for a potential U.S. strike on its power grid, escalating regional tensions.
Iran: Extensive Damage Caused to Essential Water and Energy Infrastructure by US and Israeli Attacks
Iran reports widespread damage to essential water and energy infrastructures due to US and Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian sites.
Iran regrets "heavy damage" to its water and energy infrastructure
Iran has reported significant damages to its water and energy infrastructure following airstrikes by U.S. and Israeli forces that began on February 28.
Iran: Serious Damage to Water and Energy Infrastructures
Iran reports significant damage to its water and electricity infrastructure due to American-Israeli strikes.
Iran accuses US, Israel of crippling energy, water supply
Iran claims that US and Israeli strikes have severely damaged its energy and water infrastructure, leading to significant repair efforts amid rising tensions in the region.
'Disaster' for Gulf states if Iran targets desalination plants
Iran has threatened to target infrastructure in neighboring Gulf states, specifically water desalination plants, in response to US threats, which could lead to a humanitarian crisis due to the Gulf nations' reliance on these facilities.
Iranian Minister: Strikes Have Severely Damaged Water and Energy Infrastructure
An Iranian minister claims that U.S. and Israeli airstrikes have severely damaged the country's critical water and energy infrastructure since late February.
When Goethe 'Resurrected' Thales
The article addresses the significance of World Water Day amidst ongoing conflicts, highlighting the dire circumstances under which millions lack access to clean water as nations invest in arms rather than infrastructure.
'I have lived here for 21 years and the water has never entered my house,' residents of Pascuales report flooding after heavy rain
Residents of Pascuales, Ecuador, report significant flooding following a heavy rainstorm, which led to water reaching waist-high levels in some areas and raised concerns about drainage issues.
Severe winter damages heat and water lines in Valkas: municipality seeks ways to cover repair costs
The municipality of Valkas has faced multiple infrastructure emergencies due to severe winter weather, prompting a search for funding to repair damaged systems.
To expand the water supply and sewage networks, a part of two villages has been connected to the city of Dusetos
The Lithuanian government has made a decision to expand the water supply and sewage networks in the Zarasai district by connecting parts of two villages to the city of Dusetos.
Cuba: Queues for Water in Havana (Photo)
Residents in Havana are waiting in long lines for water due to shortages caused by fuel scarcity and electricity infrastructure instability.
Video shows car being swept away by a flood during heavy rain in Santarém
Heavy rainfall in Santarém, Brazil, caused significant flooding, with one car being swept away by the rushing water, although the driver survived with only material damage.
Water in Mexico, system far from being fail-proof
Mexico's water system faces critical failures due to low reserves, inefficient usage, and structural issues exacerbated by climate change.
Prague Has the Most Modern Water Management System in Europe. It Cost Hundreds of Millions
Prague has implemented the most advanced water management system in Europe at a significant cost.
European Council condemns Russia over strikes that caused Dnister River pollution
The European Council has condemned Russia for strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure that resulted in pollution of the Dnister River, which is crucial for Moldova's water supply.
Flood in the District: Access to Homesteads Remains Flooded
Floodwaters in the Žalgiriai and Sausgalviai areas of Lithuania are slowly receding, but access to homesteads remains submerged as local authorities monitor the situation.
Calgary water use dips back into the ‘risky red zone’
Calgary's water consumption has exceeded 500 million litres, which is deemed unsustainable, leading city officials to encourage residents to conserve water.
The pump cannot handle the water volume
Reykjavík city officials are investigating improvements to tunnels under Breiðholtsbraut to address chronic water accumulation issues reported by residents.
Enormous water pocket under Breiðholts Bridge
A significant water pocket has formed beneath Breiðholts Bridge, raising concerns among community members.
Sabesp works alter traffic on Avenida Martins Fontes, in Santos
Traffic on Avenida Martins Fontes in Santos, Brazil, will be affected for 60 days due to water network installation works by Sabesp.
Water as a Weapon of War: Attacks on Desalination Units Threaten the Lives of Millions
Military conflicts in the Middle East are increasingly targeting water infrastructure, with recent attacks on desalination plants emphasizing the value of water in war.
No Running Water at Joan Brossa Institute in Barcelona: Six Portable Toilets for 450 Students
The Joan Brossa Institute in Barcelona is currently operating without running water and only six portable toilets for its 450 students following a sewage flood that necessitated evacuation and highlighted structural maintenance issues.
Calgary city council approves $609M to cover feeder main, water system upgrades
Calgary city council has approved a budget increase of over $609 million for essential upgrades to the city's water infrastructure due to ongoing repairs.
Bus sinks into asphalt and reveals leak that left residents without water in the interior of SP
A bus accident in Pereira Barreto, Brazil, revealed a significant water leak that had caused water shortages for local residents.
Calgary water use climbs above city threshold for 1st time since restrictions imposed
Calgary's daily water consumption exceeded the city's threshold for the first time since restrictions were imposed, indicating a need for continued water conservation efforts.
Fear of more rain: water in Tucumán hit rural infrastructure hard
Recent heavy rains in Tucumán, Argentina, have caused significant damage to rural infrastructure and crops, with concerns about further precipitation.
Concern for Water – Attacks Could Affect Millions in the Gulf States
The Gulf States are highly dependent on desalination plants for their fresh water supply, with ongoing conflicts threatening their infrastructure.
Kenya: Water Supply Resumes in Buruburu, Dandora and Kariobangi After Flood Damage
The Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company has restored water supply to several neighborhoods after completing repairs to a major pipeline damaged by flooding.
The Nevėžis River water level in Panevėžys reached a dangerous limit over the weekend
This past weekend, the Nevėžis River in Panevėžys reached a concerning height of 4.03 meters, though no direct threat to residents or infrastructure was reported.
Supreme Audit Office: It cost over seven billion, yet flood protection measures for water retention are not fully functional
The Supreme Audit Office reported inefficiencies in flood protection measures that have cost over seven billion crowns in Czechia.
Rescuers saved residents flooded at home: in some places a water pump was needed, in others a ditch was enough
Firefighters in Kaunas carried out several rescue missions over the weekend as residents faced flooding in their homes.
Water leak affects Santa Terezinha Square in downtown Taubaté
A water leak in Santa Terezinha Square mobilized Sabesp teams in downtown Taubaté to address the issue.
Without bathroom and water: truck drivers report days in line at port in Pará; case exposes bottlenecks in transportation in Brazil
Truck drivers in Pará, Brazil, are enduring extreme conditions with no access to water or bathrooms while waiting for long periods to reach the port, highlighting significant deficiencies in the country's transportation infrastructure.
Main Water Pipe Broke in Rauma - The Whole City's Water Supply Pressure Collapsed
A main water pipe in Rauma broke, causing a significant collapse in water pressure across the city, although immediate repairs were initiated to restore service.
For 54 years, Darwin's had one main water supply. This week it failed
Darwin faced water restrictions after its main supply from Darwin River Dam was compromised due to flooding, leading to boil water advisories for residents.
Four days under water: in Tucumán, there are nearly 10,000 evacuees and weather improvements are expected
The southern region of Tucumán, Argentina has been severely impacted by flooding, leading to nearly 10,000 evacuations as officials work to help affected residents and restore infrastructure.
Alberta government set to update review of Calgary water system
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister is set to announce updates regarding the review of Calgary's problematic water system following recent critical failures.
Flooded corridors, water leak in classroom: public school in Asa Norte flooded after rains
A public school in Asa Norte, Brazil, experienced significant flooding after a recent rain, prompting a response from the local education authority.
Video: water invades road between two cities in PI and hinders passage of residents
A video shows a portion of the highway between Campinas do Piauí and Floresta do Piauí completely flooded after heavy rains in the region, obstructing vehicle and pedestrian passage.
Broken water tank, crater on Marginal Tietê, and death of elderly woman hit by pipe: recall accidents in Sabesp works in SP
A series of grave accidents involving Sabesp construction works in São Paulo, including a recent tragic event that led to the death of a worker and serious injuries to others, are highlighted as the company faces scrutiny.
Like Super Mario Bros, but in real life: a huge water pipe emerged from the ground on a street in Japan
A massive water pipe unexpectedly emerged from the ground in Osaka, Japan, astonishing local residents and causing disruptions in the area.
IPTU more than doubles in neighborhood without sewage, asphalt, and treated water in the interior of SP
Residents of the Chácara Santa Lourdes neighborhood in São José do Rio Pardo, SP, are upset after their property tax (IPTU) bills increased significantly despite lacking essential infrastructure.
Tallinna Water Renovates Record Amount of Piping
Tallinna Water is undertaking a record renovation of its water, sewage, and stormwater piping systems, with significant projects aimed at reducing flooding risk in various areas of the city.
Bursting of Sabesp reservoir leaves one dead and ten injured in São Paulo
A burst water reservoir in the Greater São Paulo area resulted in one death and injuries to ten others, highlighting the dangers posed by construction projects.
VIDEOS: Journal Anhanguera 1st Edition this Wednesday (11)
The article discusses various significant news from Brazil, including international oil releases, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, sports updates, corporate financial struggles, and a local tragedy caused by a water tank collapse.