Cape Coast, May 18, GNA- Four boreholes being drilled by National Security at Central Regional Hospital to stem the possible closure of the facility because of acute water shortage have been completed.
National Security is supposed to drill 10 boreholes at strategic locations in the Metropolis to help stem the water crisis in the city and its environs.
Mr Adjei Frimpong, the Hospital Administrator who made this known in an interview with Ghana News Agency in Cape Coast commended National security for its prompt response to the plight of the medical facility.
He explained that two of the boreholes are located at the hospital premises while one each is located at the doctors and nurses flat.
Mr Frimpong said the quality of water produced from the boreholes is safe.
The medical authorities threatened to close the hospital due to acute water shortage.
GNA
One dead, fire officer hospitalised after bee attack at Quarry Site in Sokode Gb...
Israel and Iran step back from further strikes after renewed clashes
Patients stranded as doctors, nurses refuse to see new patients over KATH CEO su...
Avenor Rural Bank CEO’s house destroyed by fire
Three arrested in Winneba for illegal mining near GWL water lines
Two pupils of Alice Elite Academy laid to rest after fatal school bus crash
Here are areas to be affected by ECG's planned maintenance on Tuesday
Family of civil engineer killed in alleged military shooting demands justice
SHS teacher allegedly beats female student over unpaid hostel fees
Blow to EU defence cooperation as France, Germany abandon joint fighter jet prog...
