News from Haiti: July 2009
Two More Chlorinators in Cité Soleil
International Action just installed two more chlorinators in Cité Soleil! The School Foyer Elohim requested a visit from us in their school last month to evaluate the site and see if we could provide them with one of our water treatment systems.
After the visit, our team of plumbers decided to install two chlorinators for the institution. There are two water tanks of 600 gallons, each requires one chlorinator. 780 students, all residents of Cité Soleil, attend the school daily.
Today, the students of this institution founded by Mr. Pierre Nicolas Willner have access to clean water for the first time at school.
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