The phrase "a safe water" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would be "safe water" without the article "a."
Example: "It is essential to have access to safe water for drinking and cooking."
Alternatives: "clean water" or "potable water."
With age and disabilities, access to a safe water source is a problem.
He said he understood the Department of Environmental Protection's mandate to create a safe water supply.
The flight crew managed to guide the Airbus A320 to a safe water landing, and all 155 aboard survived.
Mount Kisco officials said that type of investment showed the commitment they had to maintaining a safe water supply.
So far, through the Katine project, more than 60% of people now have access to a safe water source within 1km of their homes.
What this means is 16,000 people in Katine now have access to a safe water source within 1.5km of their homes.
Since Amref's intervention in 2007, the number of people with access to a safe water source within 1km of their homes in Katine has increased from 42% to 65%.
Papua New Guinea, where 60% of the population live without a safe water supply, has the poorest access to clean water in the world, according to a study released to mark World Water Day.
Amref has already identified villages still in need of a safe water source close by and, after various checks and discussions, should be in a position to start the work early in the new year.
Apart from income, useful indicators may include the consumption of certain foodstuffs such as protein, a measure of life expectancy, and access to basic amenities such as a safe water supply.
The water and sanitation target is simple and unambiguous: by 2030 every man, woman and child – whether at home, school, hospital or their workplace – should have access to a safe water supply and be able to go to the toilet in a clean space with privacy.
