Ghana Water Limited in the Central Region has announced a positive development in the water supply situation for Cape Coast, Elmina, and surrounding communities, following collaborative efforts by local authorities to resolve issues at the Sekyere Hemang Water Treatment Plant.
In a recent update to customers, the company reported a significant reduction in water turbidity at the Sekyere Hemang facility.
Previously, the plant had been struggling with high turbidity levels, averaging 14,000 Nephelometric Turbidity Units (NTU).
Intervention of the Central Regional Security Council (REGSEC), led by Central Regional Minister Justina Marigold Assan, these turbidity levels have improved to an average of 9,000 NTU.
This improvement is expected to enhance water production and supply in the affected areas.
“As a result of this event, production at the plant has now increased from (1,981,290Gallons/Day) to (2,773,807Gallons/Day). We wish to assure our cherished customers within Cape Coast, Elmina and the surrounding communities that every effort is being made to supply adequate water to meet their demand.
“Efforts are being made by the Central Regional Security Council to help improve the quality of raw water sources. We hope to update the public periodically on any changes to the raw water quality which will significantly affect the water supply.
“We also wish to appreciate the assistance and prompt support received from our Regional Security Council under the leadership of the Hon. Regional Minister in improving water supply in the Region. All customers are kindly advised to use drinking water wisely,” part of the statement read.
