Osh city residents gain access to clean drinking water

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Local authorities in the city of Osh, Kyrgyzstan, provided 950 households in the villages of Toloykon and Bodur-Tash with permanent access to clean drinking water.
The project involves extracting artesian water from a depth of 30 meters and transporting it to two reservoirs with a total capacity of 1,000 cubic meters. Workers installed 26 kilometers of water supply networks to connect the villages.
To ensure the safety of the water, officials installed chlorination equipment to purify and disinfect the supply after it undergoes laboratory testing. Deputy mayor Ernis Toltoev attended the online opening of the project.
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