News:
May 22, 2012
Provisions of potable water continue to catch the attention of stakeholders in many communities as the success of this will help reduce health problems in most cases.
In the Nkwanta North Constituency, the Member of Parliament, John Kwame Bless Oti through his share of the MP’s common fund, drilled 10 boreholes for a number of communities to improve their accessibility to water.
According to him, the project estimated at about GHs120,000 were distributed as follows; four at Kpassa, the district capital, one each at Azoa, Nabu-Takora, Sibi, chief’s place, and two at Cinjase.
The MP noted that potable water remains a major challenge to many communities and needed to be tackled with urgency to avoid diseases outbreaks in most of these communities since they are compelled by the circumstance to share water with animals.
He said he is still lobbying for additional twenty more boreholes to be added from government which will benefit other communities.
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