Royal Commission in Yanbu launches awareness campaign on irrigation and greenery

The Royal Commission in Yanbu has initiated a campaign aimed at promoting water conservation and safeguarding green spaces by protecting irrigation systems and landscaping features. This initiative seeks to raise awareness about the significance of conserving water resources and preserving the city's natural beauty. The commission explained in a statement that their programmed irrigation networks are designed to function efficiently during nighttime, delivering precise amounts of water to plants and trees.

However, unauthorized tampering with irrigation nozzles or sprinklers can cause significant disruptions to the water system.

Unauthorized interference with irrigation systems can lead to leaks, wastage, and reduced efficiency, potentially lasting for an entire irrigation cycle or even several days. This can result in critical issues such as plant dehydration, loss of landscaping assets, and a detrimental impact on the urban and environmental landscape of Yanbu Industrial City.

The commission emphasized that the maintenance of the irrigation system and its components is a collective responsibility, urging community members to actively participate in protecting the system. They also encouraged residents to promptly report any malfunctions or concerns to help sustain water resources, minimize waste, and preserve the city's greenery.