A severe water crisis has struck Parirenyatwa Hospital, leaving patients and medical staff without access to running water for the past week. The situation has become so dire that hospital staff have been forced to fetch water in containers, posing a significant health risk to all concerned.
According to hospital workers, the water shortage is a result of a problem with the city council’s water supply. In an effort to mitigate the situation, the hospital has resorted to using borehole water, which is being rationed on a timetable. However, this stopgap measure is barely sufficient to meet the hospital’s needs, and staff are growing increasingly concerned about the health implications of the water shortage.
The lack of running water at Parirenyatwa Hospital is not only inconvenient but also poses a serious risk to the health and well-being of patients and staff alike. Hospital administrators are urging the city council to resolve the issue as quickly as possible to prevent a potentially catastrophic health crisis.
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