Queens runs dry
Patients and their guardians at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital faced a water shortage on Friday. This happened while temperatures in Blantyre reached approximately 35°C. The lack of water affected drinking, bathing, and basic hygiene. The dry taps were caused by a disruption in the water supply. This disruption resulted from vandals attacking pipelines belonging to the Blantyre Water Board.
Patients and guardians at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH), popularly known as Queens, were left scrambling for water to drink, bathe and maintain basic hygiene on Friday as temperatures in Blantyre soared to around 35°C. The facility’s dry taps are a result of a supply disruption caused by vandals on Blantyre Water Board (BWB) pipelines. … The post Queens runs dry appeared first on Nation Online .