Installation cost of mobile salt water treatment plants 2 million euros – Cyprus Newspaper

The fault in the main water line in Southern Cyprus, which occurs in a shortage of thirst, was dehydrated while the United Arab Emirates (UAE) donated 20 million euros 13 mobile salt water treatment plant will be 2 million euros.

Haravgi, BAF carrying drinking water on the main water line yesterday evening due to the failure of BAF Municipality, Akama region, Hlorerak and Lemba villages wrote serious problems.

In the news, BAF and its region, which provides 30 thousand cubic meters of water a day, the main line occurred in the north of the village of Yeroshabu, and the line is deep in the soil, making it difficult to repair work recorded.

On the other hand, Fileleftheros UAE’s donation and reaching the Southern Cyprus, 13 mobile salt water treatment plant worth 20 million euros will be 2 million euros and the installation will start at the Moni Electrical Power Plant.

According to the news, the installation and business will be only in the Moni region of mobile facilities given to a company with experience in and outside the country. According to the current project, those who have a total of 13 thousand 650 cubic meters of production capacity of the facilities per day will be established in BAF. A new facility with 2 thousand cubic meters of production capacity will be established in BAF.

The same newspaper wrote that the Greek Electricity Administration (AİK) suggested that Limassol’s water need for reinforcement of water needs due to tourism and urban development suggesting a significant increase in the capacity of the salt water treatment plant in Vasiliko.

According to the news, AİK, Vasiliko, 60 thousand cubic meters per day with the capacity to produce the current facility with a capacity of 40 thousand cubic meters per day to establish a facility and the daily production amount to 100 thousand cubic meters suggested.

The newspaper emphasized that this proposal coincided with a period in which Limassol-Pirgo residents reacted harshly to the establishment of the mobile facility donated by the UAE.