Water Cuts are expected for residents in the areas of Tovata, Makoi, Valelevu, Khalsa Road, Newtown, Tacirua and the greater Cunningham areas.
Speaking to Fijivillage, Ministry of Works spokeswoman Sainiana Waqainabete said that this is due to the fallen power line in Sawani this morning.
Waqainabete said that the engineers are working hard to restore water in your various households.
In the West, in Lautoka, Ba and Nadi, 60% of residents have been affected by these water disruptions, the same goes for Rakiraki Hospital, however, water is expected to be restored at the hospital within a couple of hours.
Those in Lami and Delainavesi have also been without water since yesterday, however, this was due to debris at the Tamavua Reservoir entering pumps.
Waqainabete said water trucks are going to areas that are currently facing water cuts.
Water cuts expected
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