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The Man-made River Authority said Tuesday that water started flowing back to Tripoli, central and western cities after being cut for over 24 hours.
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The United Nations expressed concern about the cutting of water supplies to Tripoli after the closure of the water lines feeding the capital and other Libyan cities in the western region.
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UN Humanitarian Coordinator, Maria Ribeiro, has condemned the cutting of water supplies to more than 2 million residents of Tripoli.
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Libyan Man-made River authority said an armed group had attacked Shuwairif water pipelines and wells and forced workers to seal off all valves, cutting water on Tripoli, and western and central region cities in Libya.
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The Man-made River Authority said that the armed clashes south of Tripoli have prevented the technical team from carrying out their work to control the water flowing from the main HQ in Qaser Bin Ghashir area.
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The Man-Made River Administration (MMRA) said that the operational work of Al-Hasawna water system is in a grave situation.
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The Man-made River Administration (MMRA) revealed in its annual report for 2018, published last Wednesday that the project has been exposed to 106 attacks during the year 2018.
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The Man-made River Administration (MMRA) appealed to all security services to track down those committing attacks against the water lines and equipment of the MMRA and bring them to justice.
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