Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is close to completing its 30 million imperial gallon water reservoir in Hatta, with 89.42 per cent of the work already finished.
Set for completion by the fourth quarter of 2023, the AED 86 million project is part of a broader initiative to enhance Hatta's infrastructure and boost its water storage capacity.
Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of DEWA, inspected the progress of the project that will play a significant role in increasing Dubai's water storage from 942 MIG to 1,152 MIG.
Additionally, DEWA is working on a project to store 6 billion gallons of water underground, ensuring a strategic three-month emergency supply for Dubai.
This will provide the Emirate with a strategic reserve of over 50 million gallons of desalinated water per day in emergencies for 90 days, while ensuring the quality of the stored water remains unaffected by external factors.


More rain forecast in Dubai for late Thursday, says NCM
UAE leaders laud 'deep-rooted partnership' on Qatar's National Day
Dubai authorities urge caution amid unstable weather
UAE steps up Gaza relief efforts as winter storm intensifies
UAE, Azerbaijan Presidents strengthen bilateral cooperation
Dubai unveils unified platform to drive future innovation
UAE announces new cut-off age for KG, Grade 1 school admissions
Dubai Police recognised as world’s most agile police force
UAE honours Professor Majed Chergui with 'Great Arab Minds' award
UAE issues yellow alert as dusty conditions reduce visibility
Traffic diversions in Ras Al Khor for Dubai Metro Blue Line works
UAE set for second phase of single-use plastic ban
Minor earthquake recorded east of Saudi Arabia
World’s Coolest Winter campaign spotlights UAE entrepreneurs
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan highlights social cohesion in 'Dubai Lunch' initiative
Dubai tests drones to clean traffic signals
UAE leaders hail 'enduring bonds of friendship' on Bahrain's National Day
UAE locally produces 3 oncology medicines to strengthen fight against cancer
UAE stands in solidarity with Morocco over deadly flash floods
Dubai mandates front number plates for delivery bikes
