Luanda — At least 800 million liters of water are expected to be produced in Luanda soon, or twice as much as today (around 350), which is considered a substantial increase, announced Tuesday, in Luanda, the CEO of the Public Water Company of Luanda (EPAL), Leonildo Ceita.
The official told journalists at the end of a Workshop on the WATEC 2017 International Conference, held under the theme "Water Technology and Environmental Control" promoted by the Israeli Embassy to Angola in partnership with EPAL.
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