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NAWASA Water Interruptions due to Tropical Wave INVEST 97L

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27 September 2016
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As Grenada and the rest of the Caribbean continue to monitor the tropical wave referred to as INVEST 97L,The National Water and Sewerage Authority (NAWASA) advises that the following water systems will be switched off at 10 pm today, Tuesday, 27 September 2016. This measure is necessary to protect our systems and ensures earliest resumption of service.

St George:

  • Vendome
  • Bon Accord
  • Radix

St Andrew:

  • Mamma Cannes
  • Munich
  • Mt Horne
  • Spring Garden
  • Plaissance
  • Brandon Hall
  • Morne Longue
  • Guapo

St David:

  • Les Avocat

St John:

  • Douglaston
  • Mt Plaisir
  • Concord

St Mark:

  • Union
  • Fountain

Be advised that all other systems not switched off may experience interruption depending on the extent of the weather system. Systems will be reopened based on an assessment on Wednesday, 28 September 2016, as earliest as the condition allows.

Consumers are therefore encouraged to:

  • Collect and store water in clean, non-corrosive and mostly tightly covered containers both in and out of your refrigerator. To increase shelf life of water, group bottles in dark plastic trash bags to keep light out.
  • Store enough water for each member of your family and pet. Have at least a minimum of 3 days’ supply, of 35 gallons per person, per day.

The Authority apologizes for any inconveniences likely to be caused and reminds persons that clean water is essential to safeguard health at ALL TIMES.

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