Williams and Goslings staff for the past week has been distributing clean water to families that have been affected by the floods.
Manager Export Leoni Lilo said after carrying out assessments and hearing reports, they decided to form a team that is responsible for distributing water to those especially in areas that have been inaccessible for the past week.
Lilo said she and her teams have been reduced to tears to see what people are going through especially children.
Lilo said she and her teams have been reduced to tears to see what people are going through especially children.
And after listening to the on the ground situation and desperate cries for help, Fiji Water yesterday donated 20 cartons of bottled water to our Team in the West to be distributed to families in the Ba area who are still without proper water supply.
Also Golden Manufacturers has contacted our team to ascertain which are the worst of the affected areas and will liaise with them to distribute 500 food packs from Saturday.
Williams & Goslings Staff Distribute Water
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