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Nearly GH¢6m spent to fix Kpong-Tema transmission lines to improve water supply – GWL

Speaking in an interview on the Joy FM Super Morning Show on Wednesday, October 7, Mr Martey said the company had discovered that between 40 and 50 per cent of water pumped from Kpong was being lost before reaching the Tema booster station.
Communications Manager of Ghana Water Limited, Stanley Martey, said the company had identified significant challenges along the transmission network which were affecting the volume of water reaching its Tema booster station.
Mr Martey said the company was working to ensure that communities receive water at least once or twice a week, depending on their location and the availability of supply.
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