The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) has reported a significant improvement in water turbidity levels in the Central and Western Regions, raising hopes for more efficient water treatment and potential cost savings for consumers.
Speaking to the media, GWCL’s Chief Communications Officer, Stanley Martey, stated that if turbidity levels continue to decline, the company will gradually resume alum purification, a key process in water treatment.
He noted that reduced turbidity means less use of chemicals, which could ultimately lead to lower operational costs and possibly reflect in more affordable water tariffs for consumers.
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Audio PlayerMr. Martey also encouraged Ghanaians to prioritize tap water over sachet water, emphasizing that treated water from the Ghana Water Company meets high safety standards.
He urged the public to have confidence in the quality of tap water, as it undergoes rigorous purification to ensure it is safe for consumption.
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Story by: Osei Akoto (Teacher Kojo) #ahotoronline.com/oseiakotor1@.com
