Puteh and Totope communities in the Ada East District are experiencing a critical water shortage, forcing residents to engage in unconventional methods for water sourcing. The situation has worsened sanitation practices, raising concerns about health hazards. Local assembly member Mr. Prosper Puplampu has called for urgent intervention from various stakeholders to address this crisis.
Residents of Puteh and Totope, fishing communities in the Ada East District, are facing severe water shortages that threaten their livelihoods. Primarily dependent on access to clean water for drinking, sanitation, and hygiene, they find their taps dry for most of the year, relying on rainwater during the rainy season.
The persistent water crisis in the Puteh and Totope communities has dire implications for residents, including the risk of cholera outbreaks. Local authorities are urged to take immediate action to establish sustainable water supply solutions. Collaborative efforts from government bodies, NGOs, and the public are essential to improve the living conditions and health of the residents.
Original Source: gna.org.gh
