Fresh Clean Water arrives at the N'Giresi
Primary School
Fetching water from the open surface water
ditches is a thing of the past for the 1200
primary school children and their families.
On Monday, 20th November, 2008 the first
water was drawn out of the standpipe at the
school.
Rotarians from the three contributing Rotary
clubs - Arusha Mount Meru, Tanzania and Exeter
Southernhay, England and Hemel Hempstead,
England met Elis, the Lower Village Elder,
N'Giresi Village Chairman Mzee Lotti,
Secretary, Benjamin Loitopuaki Mollel, the
Official Government Water Engineer, Mahammed
Lazier + 3 committee ladies (10 on committee).
The 3.5 kilometer pipeline and water tank
were inspected prior to the opening ceremony
at the N'Giresi primary school.
The second phase of the project is to get
water down the west of the village to the
secondary school.
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The young and old fetching contaminated water
from the open ditches.
Now in the past as the new supply of fresh
clean water is switched on.
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The water tank and a young water carrier |
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The Water Tower marked with the Rotary emblem |
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Rotarians from all 3 clubs with the Village
Chief |
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Inspecting the inflow pipe |
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The outflow pipe |
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The overflow chamber |
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The pipeline |
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The source of the water from the spring up
the mountain. A small reservoir has been
created. |
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Filtering the water |
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Standing on the earth covering the new pipeline,
looking at the old water channel |
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Walking the pipeline |
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The feeder tank at the primary school |
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The new water supply is switched on |
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