The Ministry of Emergencies continues to rehabilitate Al-Sikha Dam and the streams of the Kwaik River to reduce the risks of floods and floods. Details: The Ministry of Emergencies and Disaster Management teams continue to implement an emergency and proactive plan to restore and strengthen the Al-Sikha Dam and the restoration of waterways in the Kwaik River basin, with the aim of reducing the risks of floods and floods, protecting agricultural lands and essential facilities during water drainage, improving drainage and the water drainage. This season, in cooperation with the Ministries of Energy and Agriculture and Milk and Idlib Naphthas. The plan includes strengthening and restoring the earthen banks surrounding the dam with a total length of 50 km, with the completion rate exceeding 52% of the intended works, in addition to stabilizing the completed ladders and covering them with protective shields to reduce the effect of waves and erosion factors. The works also include the restoration and construction of 10 water crossings, the restoration of 12 kilometers of agricultural roads, in addition to isolating the route of Nahal Quick and its branches with a total length of up to 200 kilometers. The rate of completion of waterway isolation works has so far reached 19.7%, as part of the efforts aimed at improving the flow of water, reducing its accumulation and the risk of floods and increasing the protection of agricultural areas and essential facilities in the region.