Africazine:
Water production at Entebbe Water Treatment Plant is back online after extensive upgrades.
National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) announced the successful restoration of water production following over 30 hours of dedicated work. The raw water abstraction capacity has been upgraded from 1,380 m³/hr to 1,570 m³/hr with one pump operational, and the ultimate capacity is set to reach 2,000 m³/hr once both pumps are in operation.
Significant Upgrade to Water Production Capacity
The recent improvements at the Entebbe Water Treatment Plant are crucial for enhancing water availability in the region. The upgrade involved the installation of new raw water pumps, which will allow for a more efficient water supply system. With the increased capacity, NWSC aims to address the needs of water-stressed zones in the Entebbe area.
NWSC expressed gratitude to the team of engineers and technicians who worked tirelessly to complete the installation. Their commitment ensured that the restoration process was expedited, allowing for a quicker return to normal water supply levels.
Key figures on Water Production Capacity
- Raw water abstraction capacity upgraded from 1,380 m³/hr to 1,570 m³/hr
- Ultimate capacity will reach 2,000 m³/hr once both pumps operate
Next Steps for Water Supply Normalization
- Water supply will normalize progressively across the area in the coming hours.
NWSC is committed to ensuring a reliable water supply for all its customers.
