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Ever since the country was hit by the Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, water demand in the country has seen a steep rise. The government has been making arrangements to deliver essentials to the public and frontline workers have been working tirelessly to deliver essential supplies including water, food, groceries and other items to the people in Maldives capital, Malé City as well as outlying atolls.
Workers lifting cases of water botles
Photo by RaajjeMV.
The government has been making arrangements to deliver essentials to the public
Photo by RaajjeMV.
Workers moving palettes.
Photo by RaajjeMV.
The demand for water has also risen steeply due to the pandemic.
Photo by RaajjeMV.
Work being carried out to load cases of water bottles onto vessels.
Photo by RaajjeMV.
One of the biggest hindrances facing the people since the lockdown imposed across the Greater Malé Region, is access to water.
Photo by RaajjeMV.
Local shops faced a water shortage earlier into the lockdown, however, a solution has been reached.
Photo by RaajjeMV.
Work being carried out to deliver supplies of water to outlying atolls.
Photo by RaajjeMV.