Residents of the Gbawe West Electoral Area in the Weija Gbawe Municipal Assembly have been grappling with an acute water crisis for six months, despite consistently paying their water bills.
Once-reliable taps have run dry, leaving the community to seek alternative ways to access this essential resource.
Many residents have resorted to purchasing water from private suppliers or relying on boreholes and wells, which come with additional costs and challenges.
The prolonged water shortage has significantly disrupted daily life and raised concerns about hygiene and public health in the area.
