Ahead of Eid al‑Fitr, the Algiers Water and Sanitation Company (SEAAL) announced on Monday an upgrade in its level of readiness to ensure the continuity and stability of drinking‑water supply and sanitation services in the wilayas of Algiers and Tipasa, according to a company statement.
The measure is part of a broader set of arrangements intended to meet the heightened demand from citizens during the festive period. Acting general manager in charge of public service, Amine Hamadene, chaired an expanded coordination meeting bringing together directors and senior managers from the various central and operational divisions to finalize the last technical and logistical arrangements.
During the meeting, participants reviewed the condition of sanitation networks and facilities, followed up on infrastructures currently being rehabilitated, and checked the availability of strategic hydraulic spare parts. The status of the vehicle fleet was also reassessed in order to ensure the mobility of field teams and 24‑hour‑a‑day interventions if needed.
The potable‑water distribution schedule was a central focus of the discussions, with special emphasis placed on coordination between operational directions, the technical department, and the works directorate, to ensure that daily water‑demand peaks during Eid are met.
At the close of the meeting, Mr. Hamadene underlined the need for full mobilization of technical and administrative staff, stressing that the goal is to deliver a reliable and efficient public‑service during this period. SEAAL reiterated its commitment to guaranteeing a steady supply of drinking water and an optimal sanitation service, underscoring its preparedness to face the challenges posed by the sharp rise in demand that accompanies this major religious holiday