Rotary aids Arua
The Rotary Club of Arua has commissioned a water system in Arua municipality’s most densely-populated slum.
By Frank Mugabi
The Rotary Club of Arua has commissioned a water system in Arua municipality’s most densely-populated slum.
Area councillor Abdu Bakit said over 1,500 people in upper Bibia quarters, Pangisa ward in Oli division had been depending on a stream with run-off water from Arua Hospital.
Bibia is mainly occupied by unemployed people, including child-headed homes.
The club’s out-going president, Stanley Adrabo, commissioned the taps on Sunday.
He said the club and the National Water and Sewerage Corporation jointly funded the over sh2m project.
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The Rotary Club of Arua has commissioned a water system in Arua municipality’s most densely-populated slum.
Area councillor Abdu Bakit said over 1,500 people in upper Bibia quarters, Pangisa ward in Oli division had been depending on a stream with run-off water from Arua Hospital.
Bibia is mainly occupied by unemployed people, including child-headed homes.
The club’s out-going president, Stanley Adrabo, commissioned the taps on Sunday.
He said the club and the National Water and Sewerage Corporation jointly funded the over sh2m project.
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