By Chisomo Phiri
Care Malawi on Wednesday made a significant contribution to supporting flood survivors in Mangochi District by donating essential Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) items worth K5 million.
The donation, which includes chlorine powder, H2S strips, and bars of soap, aims to promote hygiene and prevent the spread of diseases in the camps.
Speaking in an interview with journalists,Project Manager at Care Malawi,Chimwemwe Gremu emphasized the importance of supporting the survivors, stating that the floods have compromised sanitation in the camps.
“These WASH items are a direct response to the floods that have affected the district,” he said.
In his remarks, Environmental Health Officer at Mangochi District Health Office, Chimwemwe Jella described the donation as timely and significant.
“The items will bring about much-needed change in the camps,” said Jella.
He encouraged others to emulate Care Malawi’s gesture.
The donation was made possible through funding from the European Union Humanitarian Aid, under the Echo Project, which is being implemented by various partners, including Save the Children, Youth Net and Counselling, and Self Help Africa.
