One of the world's greatest challenges of providing 2.1 billion people access to safe drinking water was over the weekend the key point of focus as the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Commission celebrated, alongside other countries, the annual World Water Day.
At the Monrovia City Hall in Monrovia, nearly five hundred persons from schools, the government, non-governmental organizations, communities, among others, unanimously agreed that now is time for all to support programs, be they governmental or private, to alleviate the challenge of people being unable to access safe drinking water.
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