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Bell West Housing Scheme to benefit from improved water service

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
November 6, 2020
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GWI's technicians working at Bell West Housing Scheme

GWI's technicians working at Bell West Housing Scheme

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GWI’s technicians working at Bell West Housing Scheme

Residents of Bell West Housing Scheme, West Bank Demerara (WBD) will soon benefit from improved water supply following the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) re-balancing of the distribution network in the community.

The re-balancing was done along with the adjustment of underground valves at several locations, including the community’s pump station on Friday.

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In a statement, GWI said that the work was completed on Friday following a visit to the location on Thursday by GWI’s Chief Executive Officer Shaik Baksh and a technical team.

“Residents can now look forward an improved supply of water service,” the statement said.

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