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LEAKS ARE A MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR OF NON – REVENUE WATER LOSSES FOR GWI

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Leaks continue to be one of the main contributing factors to Guyana Water Incorporated’s Non-Revenue Water loss, and the institution is on a mission to correct this situation expeditiously. Find out how from Renata Burnette

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