The flow of water from springs and wells relied upon by Syria’s General Establishment for Drinking Water to provide water to the southern province has slackened. The water pumping schedule varies in Daraa cities, depending on which water project feeds them, how much water wells produce and the availability of electricity. While “the donations exceeded the target, the initiative only solved 40 percent of Inkhil’s drinking water problem,” Muhammad Abdullatif (a pseudonym) said. “Work is underway to rehabilitate drinking water systems, replace water networks and run wells on solar power, in cooperation with international organizations supporting the water sector in the province,” he said. In turn, the drinking water establishment is installing “power infrastructure and everything needed to draw water and support pumping sources.