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7-month water crisis at Dawhenya, Gbetsile and its environs disrupt health and school services

Residents and health workers are therefore appealing to the Ghana Water Company Limited and other relevant authorities to urgently restore regular water supply to the affected communities.
The prolonged shortage has heightened fears of a wider public health crisis, particularly as many households continue to depend on untreated water sources.
A prolonged water crisis in parts of Dawhenya Community 25 is disrupting healthcare, schooling and household activities, with residents warning of growing public health risks.
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