In Tsirang 53 percent of the population depend on spring water

A survey found that about 25 percent of the people in Tsirang have water only during summer. Four percent did not have access to water in the dzongkhag. NEC’s environment officer, Tshewang Lhamo, said that in Tsirang 53 percent of the population depend on spring water, 39 percent on streams. She added that 8 percent […]

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