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Businesses and residents along the South Coast were severely impacted by water outages over the weekend due to the shutdown of the Belle Pumping Station. Some restaurants had to shut shop, resulting in the loss of thousands of dollars in income, while some guests checked out of hotels seeking to find other properties that were not affected by the outages. The St Michael station went offline on Friday from 3 …
Progress is being made at the Belle Pumping Station and it is redounding to the benefit of customers who were negatively impacted over the course of the last four days. The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) in another press release update has di
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) said that while work continues at the Belle Pumping station today, the team sustained normal water production overnight and will continue to do so today. “This effort has seen a gradual return to normal level in reservoirs and distribution systems that were affected by the ongoing maintenance work at the Belle Pumping Station. It is therefore anticipated that most customers should see an improvement in …
As the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) works to restore water to thousands of customers affected by outages, the Acting Minister of Transport, Works and Water Resources, Dr Romel Springer, is reassuring residents that all is being done following much needed repairs. The Minister was giving an update on day three of the emergency work at the Belle Pumping Station, where workmen encountered some issues that have set back the repair …
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is asking the public to be patient as crews from the Barbados Water Authority (BWA), assisted by private contractors, continue to work around the clock to carry out emergency repairs at the Belle Pumping Station. ?