01 May 2019

Saudi Arabia is set to develop a total of 27 water and environmental projects in Jazan, including a main sewage treatment plant and a pumping station, at an investment of $213 million, according to Saudi Press Agency (SPA).

They involve executing a line for the main sewage treatment plant in Sebya, sewerage networks in Abu Arish, household sewage connections in Jazan, and the main pumping station,  water transmission lines linked to wells and pumping units affected by the recent flooding in the area, said the SPA report.

Other projects include a sewage treatment plant, the main pumping station and potable water systems, it added.  

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