The village of Tchalo-Zoudou , located in the department of Abtouyour (Guéra province), is facing an unprecedented water crisis. An assessment mission conducted by the association Génération Consciente du Guéra recently revealed the extent of the disaster: the village's vital infrastructure is now unusable.

An alarming technical observation

The delegation, composed of Saleh Hassane Rahma (provincial communications), Ahmat Bakoumi (departmental president), and technician Rahma Hossein Garré (ANADJA), visited the site to inspect the village's two boreholes. The diagnosis is unequivocal:

1. Irrecoverable infrastructure: The wear and tear is such that simple maintenance is out of the question.
2. Expert verdict: According to Rahma Hossein Garré, the technical condition of the facilities makes any attempt at repair pointless.
3. Direct consequence: Forced abandonment of existing water points.

A daily life that has become an ordeal.

The village chief, Mr. Azein Abba, testified to the growing distress of his constituents. Without safe access to drinking water, the inhabitants of Tchalo-Zoudou are sinking deeper into alarming health insecurity every day.

"Both boreholes are completely damaged. Repair is no longer a viable option. What the village needs are new boreholes." — Ahmat Bakoumi , President of the Abtouyour sub-cell.

Call for humanitarian action

Faced with this impasse, the Conscious Generation of Guéra is launching an urgent appeal:

1. To the competent authorities: For a rapid structural intervention.
2. To development partners: For the financing and construction of new water points.

This is no longer a simple technical problem, but a genuine humanitarian emergency for the survival of the Tchalo-Zoudou community.