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Guyana has commissioned a GUY$1.35 billion (One Guyana dollar=US$0.004 cents) water treatment plant that the authorities say will significantly transform the lives of 16,000 residents along the West Coast of Demerara through access to treated water.
The treatment facility in Wales, is one of three planned for Region Three under the government’s Coastal Water Treatment Infrastructure Programme (CWTIP).
It was constructed by Hipro Ecologicos, with local partners S Jagmohan Construction and is designed to treat eight million litres of water per day (MLD) supported by three wells.
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