Tehran on the verge of disaster due to buildings without water!

Somayeh Baghi, Rokna reporter: The water shortage crisis in Tehran, with the empty dams and a sharp decrease in rainfall, has posed a serious challenge to the water supply for the National Housing Movement's projects.

The Director General of Roads and Urban Development of Tehran Province has announced that we will not be registering new people in the National Housing Authority because we do not have water or land!

As we face a water crisis, concerns about the water supply of projects under construction by contractors of the National Housing Movement, housing cooperatives and mass builders and the private sector have increased. This is despite the fact that according to statistics, the number of construction permits has decreased sharply compared to previous years due to the housing market recession, and even some buildings have been abandoned or are not habitable due to the lack of installation of semi-functional branches.In the absence of careful planning and the continuation of this process, it is possible that often housing projects in the public and private sector will turn into "piles of waterless buildings", which will bring serious problems. Although these problems will be possible not only in the supply of water, which is also possible in other energy sectors, including electricity and gas.