The Bajan Reporter | BWA's St Michael Pumping Station Offline
The BWA advises today Thursday, August 24th that one of its facilities in St. Michael has been impacted by low reservoir levels and is currently offline.
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The BWA advises today Thursday, August 24th that one of its facilities in St. Michael has been impacted by low reservoir levels and is currently offline.
One of the Barbados Water Authority’s (BWA) pumping facilities in St Michael has been impacted by low reservoir levels and is currently offline. As a result, residents in parts of St Michael, St James, St Thomas and St George may experience low water pressure or outages. The BWA says it will make every effort to assist residents via water tanker as a temporary measure while the problem persists. The affected …
The BWA says one of its facilities in St Michael is currently offline due to low reservoir levels. As a result, residents in parts of St Michael, St James and St Thomas may experience low water pressure or outages. The affected areas may include: In St Michael: Lodge Hill, Hinds Hill, Clermont, Warrens Heights, Warrens Terrace, Warrens Park, Warrens, Rock Dundo, University Drive,
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) will be making a 20-inch connection at the new St Stephen’s pumping station on Friday as work continues on the St Stephen’s/Lodge Hill Upgrade Project. As a result, residents in parts of St Michael, St James St Thomas and St George may experience low water pressure or outages for approximately a three-day period as the systems servicing these areas return to normal. The areas are …
Residents in parts of St Michael, St James and St Thomas may experience low water pressure or outages today. The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) reported this afternoon that one of its facilities in St Michael is currently offline following a