The Mahoran Water Company (SMAE) has informed users on July 18th that the latest health checks on the water quality in the villages of Dzoumogné, Bandraboua, Mtsangamboua, Handrema, Mtsahara, Hamjago, Mtsamboro, and Mtsangadoua are « in compliance with the standard for the quality of water intended for human consumption on all parameters, including bacteriological ones. » The situation has « returned to normal in terms of quality, » continues the SMAE. Therefore, it is no longer necessary to boil the water before consuming it as initially recommended.
This announcement is a significant achievement for the residents of Northern Mayotte, as access to safe drinking water is essential for public health. The confirmation that the water quality meets the required standards provides reassurance to the community and eliminates the need for extra precautionary measures such as boiling water.
Ensuring access to safe drinking water is crucial in preventing waterborne diseases and promoting overall well-being. By maintaining high standards of water quality, the SMAE is contributing to the health and safety of the population in the region. This achievement reflects the company’s commitment to providing reliable and safe water supply to the residents of Mayotte.
In addition to meeting the required quality standards, the SMAE plays a vital role in monitoring and maintaining the water infrastructure in the region. Regular testing and inspections are essential to ensure that the water supply remains safe and reliable for consumption. The company’s efforts in this area are commendable and highlight the importance of effective water management practices.
The successful outcome of the recent water quality checks is a testament to the SMAE’s dedication and diligence in ensuring the well-being of the community. By adhering to strict quality standards and protocols, the company has been able to deliver on its mandate of providing safe drinking water to the residents of Northern Mayotte. This achievement is a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to improve public health and sanitation in the region.
Moving forward, it is important for the SMAE to continue its monitoring and maintenance activities to sustain the current level of water quality. Regular communication with the community regarding water quality issues and any necessary precautions is also essential to ensure public awareness and safety. By maintaining a proactive approach to water management, the SMAE can further enhance the well-being of residents in Northern Mayotte and contribute to a healthier environment for all.