Water pumping plant attacked in Syria
A water pumping station is attacked by the Islamic State (IS) in Deir ez-Zor, Syria as part of numerous attacks that leave hundreds of people dead, including Syrian soldiers, IS militia, and civilians.
A water pumping station is attacked by the Islamic State (IS) in Deir ez-Zor, Syria as part of numerous attacks that leave hundreds of people dead, including Syrian soldiers, IS militia, and civilians.
A water pipeline is the target of an explosive device in Mardin, Turkey.
Attacks on Syrian electricity transmission stations cut power needed for water pumping to the eastern and western parts of Damascus. Authorities temporarily restore power five days later, but new fighting again cuts water to the city.
Up to four million people in Damascus suffer a loss of water services after springs outside the city are attacked. Water from the Wadi Barada and Ain al-Fija springs, which serve 70 percent of the Syrian capital, is cut off when water infrastructure is deliberately targeted.
Two water and sewage treatment plants in Hudaydah, Yemen are hit during air raids in Bajil and Al-Hawk Districts.
A water well is hit during air raids in Mawza District, Taizz, Yemen.
The Al-Aqran dam is hit during three air raids in Nihm District, Sanaa, Yemen.
The Al-Naysani well in Maqbanah District, Taizz, Yemen is hit during an air raid.
A water project is hit during an air raid in Hamdan District, Sanaa, Yemen.
A water truck is hit during an air raid near Hayran market, Hayran District, Hajjah, Yemen.