Stabroek News "A water shortage looms as levels in the conservancies are at an all-time low and citizens could face stricter water rationing with Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) already reducing water flow in the city during off-peak hours.
As the dry weather phenomenon, El Nino continues to exact a toll here and in the region, Cabinet Secretary Dr Roger Luncheon yesterday warned of “involuntary” reduction in water supply. Speaking at a post-cabinet media briefing at the Office of the President, he said that irrigation water availability is significantly threatened and it is the same situation for the surface water that provides as much as 50% of potable water consumption in Georgetown."
As the dry weather phenomenon, El Nino continues to exact a toll here and in the region, Cabinet Secretary Dr Roger Luncheon yesterday warned of “involuntary” reduction in water supply. Speaking at a post-cabinet media briefing at the Office of the President, he said that irrigation water availability is significantly threatened and it is the same situation for the surface water that provides as much as 50% of potable water consumption in Georgetown."
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