Centralised water systems in the saibai island

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  • 19/05/2025 at 8:52 pm #9077
    Saemah Binte Yousuf
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      Hello there , my team and I are designing a rainwater filtration system, our original plan was to do it decentralized (so per household) but we think our chosen design would be better suited as centralized . May I ask why have the previous centralized filtration system wasn’t successful ? What type of centralized filtration system was it? Would making a centralized kiosk area make accessing water to difficult/inconvenient for the community?

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