10 May 2020

In effort to assist government combat the spread of COVID-19 pandemic, Eagle Stones Projects Botswana company has embarked on a sanitisation exercise at Sehunou Primary School hostels.

The company director, Mr Lesego Ketlhokilwe said in an interview that they wanted to do their part to help during COVID-19 scourge.

Mr Ketlhokilwe said they also wanted to do something that would bring some positivity to the community of Sehunou village as a rural area.

Again, he said the company had already sanitised five schools in the country and they would continue to provide services to others.

Thus, he advised those who required sanitising services to always make sure that they engaged experienced companies because some were not qualified and properly trained and did not have the resources required to sanitise property.

Serowe Administration Authority (SAA) assistant council secretary, Mr Modisane Moletsane thanked Eagle Stones Projects Botswana for providing critical services to the school during trying and uncertain times.

He said SAA had 31 schools that needed sanitization services before re-opening.

Meanwhile, Serowe sub-council chairperson, Mr Lesedi Phuthego also thanked Eagles Stones Projects Botswana for choosing their school, among others.

He said most of the pupils stayed in school and their hostels needed to be sanitised. ENDS