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With Woodland, San Francique and Penal residents constantly having to resort to protest for a pipe-borne water supply, Minister of Public Utilities Marvin Gonzales is now assuring an upgrade in their supply from once a month to twice a week by the end of April.
Noting the past unrest in these communities, Gonzales said the issue stemmed from inadequate infrastructure, as the existing eight-inch pipeline along Pluck Road could not meet demand.
During a tour of WASA’s $26 million project in the area on Tuesday, he said many residents receive water only once every nine to 20 days, with disruptions sometimes extending to 25 days.
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