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    Cabinet Reviews Proposal from Japanese Firm WATO for Wastewater Treatment Units

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    The Cabinet invited a Japanese Firm called WATO Water Treatment that appeared before its members a little more than a month ago; the firm manufacturers waste water treatment plants that will take foul smelling water from kitchens and bathrooms and turn that waste into water good enough for landscaping and other outdoor uses.

    The Cabinet was informed by the WATO Representatives that financing to purchase one hundred units had been secured from several sources.

    The Cabinet however reserved its decision on whether to proceed with the purchase of the units, until the terms of the financing had been fully examined by Ministry of Finance Officials who will advise the Cabinet.

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