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NO WELL, NO HAND PUMP, NO CHOICE: PAYGAR'S TOWN RESIDENTS RELY ON UNSAFE CREEK FOR SURVIVAL
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NO WELL, NO HAND PUMP, NO CHOICE: PAYGAR'S TOWN RESIDENTS RELY ON UNSAFE CREEK FOR SURVIVAL
By J. Emmanuel Deshield Sr. WEE DISTRICT, GRAND BASSA COUNTY – More than 50 residents of Paygar’s Town in Wee District, Grand Bassa County, are calling for urgent intervention as they continue to rely on an unprotected creek as their only source of drinking water. With no hand pump or protected well in the community, families make daily trips to a nearby creek to fetch water for drinking, cooking, washing, and other household needs. Residents sa…
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