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Access to clean water in several communities in the Sagnarigu Municipality In the Northern region is low, with the majority of residents relying on hand-dug wells and dams.
The scarcity of water has compelled several residents to use any available water they find their hands on to survive.
Today we take you to the Kpawumu dam in Ghana's third largest city Tamale of the Sagnarigu Municipality to have a feel of the type of water some people rely on.
Watch the video report below:
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