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Over 2,300 households in Masalani town in Ijara Sub County, Garissa County are set to benefit from uninterrupted water supply following the launch of the Masalani water project. The project which was implemented by the National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) at a cost of Ksh 20.3 million includes the construction of a 4.4-kilometre pipeline, installation of a 120,000 litre elevated steel water tank, and the construction of a water kiosk.
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Masalani water project to benefit over 2,300 households
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