A new act of vandalism and theft targeting the street lighting network on the Dead Sea – Adassiyeh descent road occurred last night, resulting in a complete power outage and loss of illumination along this vital route. This attack comes shortly after the ministry's technical teams completed comprehensive maintenance work to repair and restart the network, leaving motorists without light once again and threatening traffic safety. The ministry expressed deep regret over the repetition of these incidents, which occur on a near-daily basis. It emphasized that acts of vandalism against road lighting networks have become the largest drain on its time, effort, and financial and human resources. Significant budgets are being wasted on repairing destroyed infrastructure instead of being directed toward improving and developing other roads. Furthermore, the ministry stressed that it is coordinating closely with competent security authorities to track down those tampering with public property and service facilities so they face legal consequences. It urged citizens to cooperate and report any suspicious activities near lighting networks to protect national assets and ensure motorist safety. Website: Rum News Agency
A new act of vandalism and theft targeting the street lighting network on the Dead Sea – Adassiyeh descent road occurred last night, resulting in a complete power outage and loss of illumination along this vital route. This attack comes shortly after the ministry's technical teams completed comprehensive maintenance work to repair and restart the network, leaving motorists without light once again and threatening traffic safety. The ministry expressed deep regret over the repetition of these incidents, which occur on a near-daily basis. It emphasized that acts of vandalism against road lighting networks have become the largest drain on its time, effort, and financial and human resources. Significant budgets are being wasted on repairing destroyed infrastructure instead of being directed toward improving and developing other roads. Furthermore, the ministry stressed that it is coordinating closely with competent security authorities to track down those tampering with public property and service facilities so they face legal consequences. It urged citizens to cooperate and report any suspicious activities near lighting networks to protect national assets and ensure motorist safety. Website: Rum News Agency
A new act of vandalism and theft targeting the street lighting network on the Dead Sea – Adassiyeh descent road occurred last night, resulting in a complete power outage and loss of illumination along this vital route. This attack comes shortly after the ministry's technical teams completed comprehensive maintenance work to repair and restart the network, leaving motorists without light once again and threatening traffic safety. The ministry expressed deep regret over the repetition of these incidents, which occur on a near-daily basis. It emphasized that acts of vandalism against road lighting networks have become the largest drain on its time, effort, and financial and human resources. Significant budgets are being wasted on repairing destroyed infrastructure instead of being directed toward improving and developing other roads. Furthermore, the ministry stressed that it is coordinating closely with competent security authorities to track down those tampering with public property and service facilities so they face legal consequences. It urged citizens to cooperate and report any suspicious activities near lighting networks to protect national assets and ensure motorist safety. Website: Rum News Agency
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New Vandalism Act Plunges "Dead Sea - Adassiyeh Descent" Road into Darkness
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