Syria Warns of Rising Euphrates Water Level

The Syrian Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management has announced a gradual increase in the amount of water coming from the Kdiran Dam on the Euphrates River, starting today, Saturday. The flow will increase from 600 to 800 cubic meters per second, due to the rising water flows from the Turkish side, which have exceeded 1,200 cubic meters per second over the past ten days. The ministry has warned residents of Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor governorates about the rising levels of the Euphrates River and the increasing speed of its flow, urging them to take precautionary measures, avoid low-lying areas, and stay away from the riverbank during this period of rising water to ensure public safety. Data indicates that this increase will continue until the end of the month, with high flow rates expected to persist.

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