If you live in an area which is facing water cuts right now, water supply is expected to normalise by tomorrow morning.
Media Liaison Officer Water Supply Department Maika Nagalu said water trucks are currently carting water to affected areas while water levels in the main reservoirs are reaching normal levels.
Areas affected are high areas in Samabula, Lakeba St, Princess Road, Areas in Namadi Heights, Pathik Cresent, Salesi Rd, Salato Rd, the High areas of Lami, Qauia, high areas of Delainavesi right up to Veisari.
Meanwhile, residents living in the areas affected said they give rates when due and therefore those in authority should at least ensure all rate payers get the services they pay for.
Delainavesi Resident, Emily Wilson said that the water cut took them by surprise.
Water Cut Takes Residents by Surprise
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