A few days away from the Grand Magal in Touba, scheduled for 2 August, the authorities have strengthened the water supply system in order to respond to the expected influx of pilgrims. According to the sub-prefect of the Ndame district, Djidiack Kital, fifty tankers have already been deployed in the city to allow the early filling of household water supplies before the massive arrival of the faithful. "We considered it useful to deploy the truck…
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A few days away from the Grand Magal in Touba, scheduled for 2 August, the authorities have strengthened the water supply system in order to respond to the expected influx of pilgrims. According to the sub-prefect of the Ndame district, Djidiack Kital, fifty tankers have already been deployed in the city to allow the early filling of household water supplies before the massive arrival of the faithful. "We considered it useful to deploy the truck…