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Water Quality in Anguilla

July 13, 2012
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Mrs. Celestina Ogolo the senior Water Lab Technologist handing over the Water Quality Report to Mrs. Carmen Oliveras the Director of the Library.

Water Laboratory Unit in the Department of Health Protection of the Ministry of Social Development is responsible for the monitoring of the water quality in Anguilla. These include coastal water, drinking water, ground water, waste water and ponds. These water sources are sampled and analyzed regularly using the various World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines.

The Water Laboratory wishes to inform the residents of Anguilla who are interested in knowing the quality of water in Anguilla to visit the Anguilla Library and get the information they desire. The water quality report will be sent to the library monthly and it can be accessed by the general public.

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Remember to get wise to Water.

If you have any concerns, please contact the Water Lab at 4975732.

 

– Press Release

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