This post is to provide the final updates regarding the 17th borehole construction works and its completion. For those who missed out on previous updates, you can read about them here Updates 1-2-3. Construction work always undergoes three phases, beginning with the area or land survey, drilling, and mechanization, which all form the first phase.
The structural development, which gives the borehole shape and an easy way to access the water, along with other related tasks, forms the second phase. The third phase is always the final phase, where we unveil the project and make it accessible for community use.
We are pleased to announce that all works on the first and second phases have been successfully completed, and the project is ready for launch. As we've done previously, the project unveiling will be accompanied by a special ceremony at the site. The launch event gathers community leaders and residents to celebrate the milestone achieved.
It is not just a celebration but a time of empowerment, where we share useful knowledge and information with the community about technology and how it can significantly improve their lives. While we engage with the local community, we also look beyond this gathering and focus on broader outreach.
It's always a good opportunity to share information about Hive, spread the news, and connect with Ghanaians and beyond. This is a time to give exposure to Hive and share its impact on people's lives. The launch event is scheduled for tomorrow at 9:00 AM. In addition to this, we have also planned a free medical screening with our team of doctors.
This is an important exercise we have conducted since the onset of the Hive Empowers Communities project. Through it, many people have accessed free medical screening, glasses, and medications. We anticipate a good turnout for the event tomorrow and look forward to a successful launch. All thanks to the Hive Ecosystem for making all of this possible. We hope to share more updates afterward.