Yatta kwa vonza MCA hon Mark Ndingo inspects servicing of musosya borehole

In a step towards improving access to clean water in the region, Kwa Vonza MCA Hon. Mark Ndingo recently inspected the completed servicing of the Musosya Borehole. The project, aimed at enhancing the water supply for the local community, underscores the importance of reliable water sources in ensuring public health and well-being.

The Musosya Borehole, a critical water source for the residents of Muvitha, underwent extensive maintenance and servicing to address previous operational challenges. The initiative was driven by the local government’s commitment to providing sustainable solutions to water scarcity issues in the area.

During his visit, Hon. Mark Ndingo expressed satisfaction with the quality of work done, emphasizing that the project would significantly alleviate the water shortage problems that have plagued the community. He highlighted the borehole’s vital role in ensuring that residents have consistent access to clean and safe drinking water.

“Water is life,” stated Hon. Ndingo. “The successful completion of the Musosya Borehole servicing marks a crucial milestone in our efforts to provide reliable water access to our community. We are committed to ensuring that every resident in Kwa Vonza can enjoy the fundamental right to clean water.”

The MCA also acknowledged the efforts of all stakeholders involved in the project, from local engineers to community leaders, for their dedication and teamwork. He encouraged continued collaboration in addressing other infrastructural needs within the constituency.

Residents of Muvitha expressed their gratitude for the project, noting that improved water access would enhance their quality of life and support local agricultural activities. The completed servicing of the Musosya Borehole is expected to benefit hundreds of households in the area.

This development is part of a broader initiative by the local government to upgrade and maintain water infrastructure across the region, ensuring that essential resources are both accessible and sustainable for future generations.