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Lusaka Water and Sewarage urged to address water crisis in Chirundu

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The PF in Chirundu District has appealed to the Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company (LWSC) to rectify  the erratic water supply that has hit the area for two days, now.

PF Chirundu District Chairman Kennedy Mubanga says the situation has continued and  reached out of hand owing to no water.He says the affected areas are low, medium and high cost residential areas.

Mr. Mubanga expressed fears that many people are being killed by the crocodile as  result of fetching water from Zambezi river.
ZANIS reports that in an interview in Lusaka,  Mr.Mubanga expressed fears  that water borne diseases like cholera,  typhoid, and diahoerria might break out as a result.

He bemoaned the bureaucratic processes surrounding the LWSC Chirundu Office.He explained that Chirundu report to Kafue Water Officials instead of reporting  directly at LWSC headquaters in Lusaka.

However , LWSC Assistant Public Relations Officer Nshamba Muzungu attributed to the erratic water problem to a water pump which has outlived its lifespan.

He said in a separate interview that  his company is supplying the commodity to the people at 50 percent as the other 50 percent is being rectified.

Mr. Muzungu, however, said a new water pump has been bought and it will be installed this week.He appealed to the Chirundu residents for patience as his firm is working on the problem.

2 COMMENTS

  1. Addressing? Hey PF buffoonery bandits, find solutions. PF thought stealing an election will lead to easy governance, zero. Everything is all cheap yapping & no solutions. PF is a failed trial & they should first let the presidential petition be heard so that sanity can return into the country. Yapping is what PF bandits of visionless Lungu know best. Visionless for real.
    How much is mealie meal PF?
    How is load shedding tears & economy doing?
    The Skeleton Key
    ~206~

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