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Infrastructure 30 Apr 2025
Dubai has a sewage problem
Dubai is spending $22 billion on a vast underground sewer network to fix an infrastructure crisis decades in the making. The city's explosive growth has long outpaced its ageing, patchwork wastewater system.
With raw sewage spilling onto Palm Jumeirah streets and the 2024 floods exposing just how badly things had fallen behind. The new tunnels, stretching 75 kilometres beneath the city, promise to finally bring Dubai's plumbing in line with its ambitions.
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