Some city residents voiced concerns about the deteriorating quality of tap water supply by South Sudan Urban Corporation in Juba.
Nathan Peter Bali told CRN that there is need for the Corporation to improve on water purification system to restore maximum level lost after cholera disappearance.
He noticed that now water is not well chlorinated as it used to be some three months ago during the cholera outbreak in Juba.
Mr Peter advised city households to store enough water in tanks or drums for domestic use as it takes days for each Payam to receive supply in a week.
He lamented on increasing demand for water in the dry season as the sun heat intensifies.
City residents still complain of late night water supply, calling for appropriate timing.