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NWSC moves to boost Entebbe water supply

GEORGE OKELLO | PML Daily Senior CorrespondentbyGEORGE OKELLO | PML Daily Senior Correspondent
June 4, 2018
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NWSC plumbing technician set up water pipes (FILE PHOTO)

ENTEBBE: The National Water and Sewerage Corporation has completed works and commissioned the new Ssisa Water Supply system along Entebbe road.

The new project will boost water supply to Ssisa, Lutaba, Gayaza, ICT, parts of Sekiwunga, Zziru villages and the surrounding areas.

The system works include Construction of a booster station, Laying 4.5km of Major works of booster station construction, 4.5km of distribution mains and installation of a 162,000 litres capacity water reservoir.

Some of the equipment that will ensure Entebbe areas is serviced with stable safe and clean water (Photo: NWSC)

Entebbe area manager Eng. Anthony Ojok said the area office has completed other interventions to boost water supply on Kasenyi road and Lyamutundwe, Kawuku-Wamala, Ziiru, Ssisa, Lutaba, Sekiwunga, Akright, Kabulamuliro, Bwebajja, Nganjo, Dewe, Kajjansi-Lumuli, Makandwa, Nakigalala, Kitovu, Mazzi, Bweya, Kitende, Kawoto and the surrounding areas.

Director Engineering Services Eng. Alex Gisagara

The Director Engineering services, Eng Alex Gisagara, shared that the corporation has embarked on extension and intensification of the network to extend services and serve more people in all corners of Uganda.

NWSC MD, Dr.Eng Silver Mugisha (Photo: NWSC)

According to NWSC MD, Dr.Eng Silver Mugisha, the corporation has stepped up works under the Service coverage Acceleration Programme (SCAP100).

“The programme is aimed at improving lives of the people of Uganda with clean safe water in over 12,000 villages in Uganda by 2020.” he added

Other projects that have been completed include upgrade of the booster station in Nsamizi- Entebbe to deliver more water to Kawuku and Kajjansi from the Entebbe network to cater for the growing demand for services, upgrade of Namulanda booster station to double the current volumes of water being lifted to Akright reservoir for distribution to consumers and installation of a new pump at Kitende booster station.

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