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Sunday, June 1, 2025

WASA to adjust supply schedules amid dry season

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Ryan Bachoo
457 days ago
20240301

The 2024 dry sea­son is im­pact­ing wa­ter sources across T&T. This is ac­cord­ing to the Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty (WASA), which says it is cur­rent­ly in the process of re­view­ing and ad­just­ing its sup­ply sched­ules “to ef­fi­cient­ly and eq­ui­tably pro­vide a sta­ble and sus­tain­able wa­ter sup­ply.”

The tem­po­rary sup­ply sched­ules are cur­rent­ly be­ing pre­pared by WASA and will be made avail­able to the na­tion­al com­mu­ni­ty im­me­di­ate­ly up­on com­ple­tion in the com­ing days.

WASA is urg­ing cus­tomers “to height­en their con­ser­va­tion ef­forts and part­ner with us as we nav­i­gate this en­vi­ron­ment to­geth­er.”

It says it is aware that some com­mu­ni­ties have al­ready been ad­verse­ly af­fect­ed and we will work with you to pro­vide the nec­es­sary re­lief.

WASA says cus­tomers re­quir­ing ur­gent as­sis­tance can ob­tain re­lief with our truck-borne ser­vice.

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