THE Parika Water Treatment plant is a significant infrastructural project being undertaken by Toshiba Water Company.
According to a post on the Guyana Water Incorporated’s (GWI)’s Facebook page, it is one of seven treatment plants being constructed as part of a larger initiative, with a total investment of $850 million.

The primary objective of the plant is to provide clean and safe drinking water to a substantial population of over 15,000 customers.
GWI Chief Executive Officer, Shaik Baksh, emphasised the company’s commitment to delivering high quality water to residents.
Baksh’s visit to the site was a testament to the company’s dedication to delivering on its promises and meeting the customers’ needs.

The construction of the treatment plant involves the implementation of advanced technologies and state-of-the-art equipment.
Toshiba Water Company is known for its expertise in water treatment solutions, and it is utilising its knowledge and experience to develop a facility that meets the highest standards of efficiency and effectiveness.

The treatment process at the Parika Water Treatment plant will involve several stages to ensure the removal of impurities and contaminants from the water.
These stages may include sedimentation, filtration, disinfection, and other necessary treatments. The plant will also have monitoring systems in place to continuously assess the quality of the treated water and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.