Kien Giang to build pipeline network to supply water for 8,000 households
The Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang will invest in building water supply pipeline networks to supply water to 8,000 households in areas with limited access to water.
Kim Nhanh sewer project in Kien Giang, which aids in the prevention of saltwater intrusion and the preservation of fresh water for Rach Gia city and the Long Xuyên quadrangle. (Photo: VNA)
Kien Giang (VNS/VNA) – The Mekong Delta province of Kien Giang willinvest in building water supply pipeline networks to supply water to 8,000households in areas with limited access to water.
Construction will begin in 2023 to 2025.
The project is a part of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development’sprogramme to supply clean water to areas with limited water access or affectedby salt intrusion.
It aims to solve the lack of domestic water supply, especially in the dryseason, for about 8,000 households in areas affected by saltwater intrusion,coastal areas and islands in seven districts of Kien Giang province, and reducediseases caused by usage of unsanitary water.
The project will have 118 kilometres of pipe, and the pipe diameters will be63-160mm. Water meters and accompanying accessories for households will beinstalled.
Total investment will be around 74 billion VND (3.1 million USD).
In 2021, the province built more rural water supply stations, and upgraded someof the existing ones.
Locals are recommended to use water sparingly and actively store water,especially in the dry season, to ensure a stable source of clean water fordaily life.
Around 63% of Kien Giang locals have access to clean water.
Currently, there are a total of 54 water supply stations and four large-scalereservoirs in the whole province./.
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Kim Nhanh sewer project in Kien Giang, which aids in the prevention of saltwater intrusion and the preservation of fresh water for Rach Gia city and the Long Xuyên quadrangle. (Photo: VNA) 
