Aïd Al-Adha: Ensuring Water Supply Security in Casablanca-Settat
As the festive occasion of Aïd Al-Adha approaches, a period typically marked by a significant surge in water consumption, the Société Régionale Multiservices (SRM) Casablanca-Settat has announced a comprehensive enhancement of its operational framework to ensure the continuous supply of potable water across the region. In a recent statement, the company outlined its commitment to maintaining a consistent and reliable service for residents of various prefectures and provinces within Casablanca-Settat during this high-demand period.
The SRM has mobilized its technical teams and resources more effectively, implementing a specialized protocol aimed at guaranteeing uninterrupted water service. This includes proactive measures for the inspection and maintenance of its water distribution installations and infrastructure. A critical component of this strategy is the continuous monitoring of water networks through the Central Control Office (BCC), which oversees storage levels, water pressure, pumping equipment, and the quality of the distributed water.
Furthermore, the organization is also addressing the electrical and electromechanical systems within the network to mitigate any risk of disruption during this sensitive time. Alongside these technical measures, the SRM Casablanca-Settat is urging residents to practice responsible water consumption throughout Aïd Al-Adha, especially amid ongoing pressures on water resources.
In addition to these operational enhancements, the company is reminding citizens to follow best practices concerning waste management related to Aïd Al-Adha festivities. This includes avoiding the disposal of waste in drainage systems to prevent blockages and ensure the proper functioning of infrastructure. Lastly, the SRM has confirmed that its Customer Relations Center will remain operational 24/7 to assist users with their inquiries via the number 052231202, ensuring that their teams are fully mobilized across the regional territory.
As reported by consonews.ma.
