GABON INCONGRUITIES! LES INCONGRUITÉS DU GABON!

 



  

English version

 

Gabon, in Libreville, will have a water park called Tsunami.

 

This water park will be located on Jean Paul II boulevard.

 

Jean Paul II boulevard is located about 600-700 meters from the sea. Is it necessary to have an artificial water park so close to the sea which is a huge natural water park?

 

More than 70% of the population of Libreville does not have running water at their taps on a regular basis.

 

The millions of cubic meters of water that will permanently supply this water park, where will they come from?

 

Are the Gabonese people going to agree not to have water at home, while this water park does have it?

 

 

 

 

Version française

 

Le Gabon, à Libreville, va se doter d’un parc aquatique baptisé Tsunami.

 

Ce parc aquatique sera situé sur le boulevard Jean Paul II

 

Le boulevard Jean Paul II est situé a environ 600-700 mètres de la mer. Est-ce nécessaire d’avoir un parc aquatique artificiel si près de la mer qui est un immense parc aquatique naturel ?

 

Plus de 70% de la population de Libreville n’a pas d’eau courante à ses robinets de manière régulière.

 

Les millions de mètres cubes d’eau qui alimenteront en permanence ce parc aquatique, viendront d’où ?

 

Les Gabonais vont-ils accepter de ne pas avoir de l’eau chez eux, mais que ce parc aquatique en soit pourvu ?

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