Water supply project in rural Enga Province nears completion
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- A water supply project in Yalum village, in Papua New Guinea’s remote Enga Province, is nearing completion.
- The project aims to bring fresh water directly to households in the Net-Lyaim Region.
In the rugged mountains of Yalum village, fresh water delivered to residents’ doorsteps is nearing reality. A water supply project in the remote community of Papua New Guinea’s Enga Province is close to completion.
The village lies in the Net-Lyaim Region of the Maip-Mulitaka local-level government area, within Pogera-Paiela District. The project focuses on improving household access to fresh water in the mountainous rural area.
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