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The Norwegian Civil Defence on Mission in South Sudan

By MuchMoreWater – mobile water purification solutions | [email protected]

6 November 2013

Drinking water treatment equipment from Pure H2O has been deployed to South Sudan by a contingency from Norwegian Support Team in support to UNHCR controlled refugee camps.

Such a camp water solution ranges from raw water reservoir, water filtration to drinking water storage and distribution. The complete solution will provide 120 litres per day for up to 240 people, or 10 litres per day for close to 3000 people.

Footprint in operation: 20 m2 including water reservoir.

Pure H2O is following the situation closely and is standing by with support from its head office in Denmark and representatives in Uganda.

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