Kuwait charity commissions water systems for two Tumu SHSs
A Kuwaiti charity has commissioned mechanized water systems for two senior high schools in Tumu, Ghana. The project aims to improve sanitation and access to safe drinking water for students and staff.
Why it matters
Infrastructure improvements in rural educational institutions are critical for public health and student retention in developing regions.
Tumu (UWR), July 11, GNA – A Kuwaiti charity has commissioned a 15,000-litre-capacity mechanised water system each for the Tumu Senior High Technical School and Kanton Senior High School in Tumu to improve access to safe drinking water.
The facilities, funded by Direct Aid Ghana and Kuwait Charity, are equipped with standby generators, extension pumps and 12 distribution standpipes to enhance water supply, hygiene and sanitation in the two schools.
At the commissioning and handing-over ceremony, Mr Adamu Yakubu, Sissala East Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), commended Direct Aid Ghana and Kuwait Charity for the timely intervention.
He said the mechanised water systems would significantly improve the living and learning conditions of students and staff in the beneficiary schools.
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