The project was funded by the Japanese government under its grant assistance for grassroots human security projects.
Speaking at the event, the Ambassador of Japan to Papua New Guinea, Kuniyuki Nakahara, said 15 tanks were bought and installed at a sum of K52,696.
“I believe this assistance will go a long way in improving the daily lives of people in the community who will now have access to clean, safe and healthy water supply and storage,” he stated.
