84 Region One households get improved access to electricity
The distribution of solar systems in Region One (Barima-Waini) continued on Tuesday, bringing improved access to electricity for 84 households across the communities of Bumbury, Wanaina, Barabina, and Thomas Hill in the Mabaruma sub-district
The distribution of solar systems in Region One (Barima-Waini) continued on Tuesday, bringing improved access to electricity for 84 households across the communities of Bumbury, Wanaina, Barabina, and Thomas Hill in the Mabaruma sub-district

–with new solar panels

THE distribution of solar systems in Region One (Barima-Waini) continued on Tuesday, bringing improved access to electricity for 84 households across the communities of Bumbury, Wanaina, Barabina, and Thomas Hill in the Mabaruma sub-district.

According to information from the Ministry of Housing and Water, the initiative is part of the government’s ongoing commitment to bridging the energy gap in hinterland regions. Minister of Housing and Water and Parliamentary Representative for Region One, Collin Croal, led the distribution exercise.

The distribution of solar systems in Region One (Barima-Waini) continued on Tuesday, bringing improved access to electricity for 84 households across the communities of Bumbury, Wanaina, Barabina, and Thomas Hill in the Mabaruma sub-district

He noted that the initiative is aimed at ensuring all households including those previously missed, are adequately served.

During the visits, Minister Croal also announced plans to improve water supply in the Mabaruma sub-district, which includes a new water system for Bumbury to address longstanding issues with water access.

Joining the minister at the distribution exercises were Regional Chairman, Brentnol Ashley, Regional Vice-Chairperson, Annansha Peters, and Regional Executive Officer, Sewchand.

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