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GWL assures of efforts to improve water supply in Tema, Ashaiman amid shortages

Mr Martey said the repairs had resulted in more water reaching the Tema system, but low pressure remained a challenge that the company was working to resolve.
Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show on Wednesday, October 7, Mr Martey acknowledged the gap between water demand and supply but said the company was making efforts to manage available volumes more effectively.
The Communications Manager of GWL, Stanley Martey, said the company was constantly monitoring the water distribution system and troubleshooting problems to improve supply and ensure that available water reaches as many consumers as possible.
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