The Momo district, situated on the hillside of Matadi town in the Kongo-Central province, recently experienced a five-day halt in drinking water supply due to a breakdown at the Matadi river plant operated by REGIDESO. This incident resulted in a severe water shortage for the residents, challenging their daily routines and well-being.
Sophie Niangi, a Momo district resident, expressed her relief upon the restoration of drinking water supply by REGIDESO. She described the hardships faced during the five-day water outage, underscoring the essential nature of water in all aspects of life.
REGIDESO’s provincial director, Théodore Kabeya Ngandu, announced plans to install new motor pumps in Matadi soon to enhance water distribution. He apologized to the company’s customers for the inconvenience caused by the interruption and urged the community to report leaks and illegal connections that disrupt the system’s functionality.
This incident underscores the critical significance of access to clean water for a healthy life. Local authorities need to implement effective measures to ensure reliable and uninterrupted water distribution in the city. Collaboration between REGIDESO officials and the local population is vital to prevent future interruptions and guarantee sufficient water supply for all Matadi residents.
In conclusion, the reinstatement of drinking water service in the Momo district of Matadi marks a positive development. However, it serves as a reminder of the vulnerability of our water supply and the necessity of investing in dependable and sustainable infrastructure to ensure continuous access to this vital resource.
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