The wa­ter sup­ply to Har­ry's Wa­ter Park has been re­stored. The Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty (WASA), which cut the sup­ply ear­li­er this month, re­stored the ser­vice to the pop­u­lar recre­ation­al fa­cil­i­ty on Thurs­day. This was con­firmed by Sa­hadeo Ra­goo­nanan, a di­rec­tor of the park lo­cat­ed in Rio Claro. "WASA work­ers came and re­con­nect­ed the wa­ter sup­ply yes­ter­day. "In any case, we have been op­er­at­ing as usu­al de­spite the cut in the sup­ply on Tues­day," Ra­goo­nanan said yes­ter­day. Ra­goo­nanan said that some re­ports car­ried gave the im­pres­sion that the park was shut down when WASA cut its wa­ter sup­ply.

"We have re­mained open as usu­al and the mat­ter is in the hands of our lawyers," he point­ed out. He re-it­er­at­ed that the park did not have any il­le­gal or un-au­tho­rised wa­ter con­nec­tions. "Thou­sands come from all over the coun­try to en­joy them­selves at Har­ry's dur­ing the school va­ca­tion. We even have vis­i­tors from abroad who plan their hol­i­days for this sea­son. "They know they can en­joy them­selves in a safe and fun-filled en­vi­ron­ment at rea­son­able cost. "We want to as­sure the pub­lic that we will con­tin­ue to main­tain our high stan­dards at all time," Ra­goo­nanan said.