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Kaieteur News – The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) on Saturday urged residents and communities in the hinterland areas to practice water conservation.
According to a release from the agency, the prolonged dry season has significantly affected water supply in several hinterland areas, particularly in Region One. GWI stated this has resulted in the depletion of a number of surface water sources and has necessitated adjustments to their pumping schedules in order to manage the available capacity.
“As part of these measures, residents in Santa Rosa have experienced adjustments to their water delivery schedule. GWI assures residents that these changes are temporary and are being carefully managed to sustain service while longer-term solutions are being implemented,” the agency explained.
GWI noted that to strengthen resilience against seasonal fluctuations, it will continue to pursue an aggressive groundwater development programme.
“A well was recently completed in the Rincon area, while works are ongoing to complete another in Mora, along with two additional wells in the Santa Rosa Islands. These projects are expected to be advanced over the next month and will help to transition affected communities from surface water dependence to a more reliable groundwater system,” GWI stated.
GWI disclosed that decreasing water levels have been observed in other critical sources, including Mabaruma Springs.
“We therefore urge all residents in affected communities to practice water conservation and exercise discretion in their usage. Sharing this information widely within communities will also assist in ensuring that residents remain prepared and supportive of these measures. GWI remains committed to providing safe and reliable water service to hinterland residents and will continue to update the public as works progress,” the release stated.
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