Von
With blood and Iron will we reach the fatherland
Naaaaaah say wallahi that Somalia has tons of rivers , how big are these rivers? and why not merge a few of them together with canals
Dams, Water and Drainage Infrastructure Thread
Von
With blood and Iron will we reach the fatherland
How is that possible?
Von
With blood and Iron will we reach the fatherland
Can you send me a link, please.
it really is a national issue that we have rivers that start and end in Somalia. id like to see all of Somalia become green one day
The Dharor valley dam is in its final stage and will be completed within ten days
http://puntlandi.com/dhagayso-xagge...-xireenka-laga-hirgalinayo-deegaanka-dharoor/
President of development
Sxb this dude is speaking Urdu...yet it didn't stop me to watch the entire clip.
felloff
FA'CASH GANG BABY
what the f*ck did you just assume he is speaking urdu this man is speaking hindi
and yh wrong video just look at the recommended list on the side
Out of interest, are you habr Yunis?
Mashallah, very glad.The dam in Lassadawaco in Carmo district is in its final stage.
The Meeladeen dam, which will be one of the biggest dams, is in its final stage as well
It's done by a local engineers. The knowledge is there.
They should fence of the reservoirs of these dams so that that the filth of tens of thousands of animals don't make the water unusable after a few days. Have them drink from troughs downstream from the dams. If they are not fenced off, they may become disease hotspots.
Absolutly beautiful development, I hope the toggs in Burtinle district are next.
how much water will these dams hold?
The biggest will hold about 18000 cubic meters of water. That is not a huge amount, but it is free water for decades to come, and is very sustainable. No need for diesel generators, just build it and forget it. It creates a new source of resilience for when times become very tough.
To give you a perspective, 18000 cubic meters is how much water the Juba river dumps in the Indian Ocean every 1.6 minutes.
The biggest will hold about 18000 cubic meters of water. That is not a huge amount, but it is free water for decades to come, and is very sustainable. No need for diesel generators, just build it and forget it. It creates a new source of resilience for when times become very tough.
To give you a perspective, 18000 cubic meters is how much water the Juba river dumps in the Indian Ocean every 1.6 minutes.
The biggest will be the Dharoor valley dam which will hold 180 million liters/180k cubic meters
This are the 7 dams that are on their way:
1: 2 dams in Jariiban district (started)
2: Xamxamaa (status unknown)
3: Laasodawaco (final stage)
4: Meelaadeen/Dharoor Valley (final stage)
5: Badhan (status unknown)
6: Raako Raaxo in Bari (status unknown)
180,000 cubic meters is very huge for a sand dam! They really were being truthful when they said Bandar Beyla was a trial run. This is absloulty great for Bari. I can't wait until dams are built on the big toggs in Qandala district.
The biggest future dam is still the one on the Nugaal in Eyl district, that will be bigger than all others.
LittleNileRiver
Keepin Southies in check since 1998
Wow!The biggest will hold about 18000 cubic meters of water. That is not a huge amount, but it is free water for decades to come, and is very sustainable. No need for diesel generators, just build it and forget it. It creates a new source of resilience for when times become very tough.
To give you a perspective, 18000 cubic meters is how much water the Juba river dumps in the Indian Ocean every 1.6 minutes.
Inshallah agriculture and manufacturing will boom in Puntland and food insecurity will be a thing of the past!
Great development, a few more of these and our water trucking problem will be more easily solved. Instead of having to truck water from far away wells, you can truck it from a nearby dam.
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