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By Our Reporter
The NWSC Kampala Water management team has embarked on a project aimed at
stabilizing the water levels at Muyenga bulk water reservoirs and subsequently
boost water supply to some parts of the city experiencing supply challenges
during this dry season.
The project involves laying new steel transmission mains between reservoirs, system reconfiguration works at the Rubaga- Muyenga water reservoirs and associated water distribution installations along the network.
When completed, the intervention will allow for operational flexibility and a better supply situation during the dry season
Progress: Excavation works at the reservoirs have started and are near completion, pipe laying works have started and will be completed tomorrow, interconnections works and fitting fixtures plus anchoring will start tomorrow, going through the night and testing of the new intervention will be done on tomorrow Tuesday.
Kampala Water General Manager Eng. Mahmood Lutaaya assured city dwellers that the corporation is working around the clock to stabilize water supply in the city.
“We
are experiencing a high demand for services during this dry season. Whilst we
produce 240million litres of water per day, the current demand for water during
this peak season is about 330 million litres per day,” he said.
Some customers in Buwaate, Nansana and the surrounding areas, Kyengera, Gayaza,
Kanyanya, Namasuba, Rubaga and Mutungo service areas are experiencing water
supply challenges. Lutaaya said NWSC was working to solve the challenge of
water shortage in the said areas. “We are working on a number of interventions
to bridge the supply gaps and serve our customers better.”
Currently, the Kampala network serves customers as far as Wakiso, Namamawojolo, Mukono among other areas in the peripheral of the network. “We are working on a number of interventions to address the supply challenges in some parts of the city very soon,” Kampala Water Senior Manager Water Supply Eng. Moses Bigabwa.
