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SONEDE: 62% of water pipes are dilapidated, expert says

From La Presse · () French

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  • About 62% of Tunisia’s drinking-water distribution network is considered old and dilapidated, environmental expert Mohamed Adel Hentati said.
  • Hentati said the network requires major investment to improve and renew it.

Around 62% of the drinking-water distribution network operated by Tunisia’s National Water Distribution Utility, SONEDE, is old and dilapidated, according to international environmental and sustainable development expert Mohamed Adel Hentati.

About 62% of the drinking-water distribution network of the National Water Distribution Utility is considered old and dilapidated.

· Mohamed Adel HentatiThe expert described the condition of SONEDE’s distribution network.

Hentati said the condition of the network requires major investment to improve and renew the pipes.

This requires massive investment for its improvement and renewal.

· Mohamed Adel HentatiHentati outlined the investment needed to address the network’s condition.
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