If you are living in Nausori, Rewa, Nasinu, Tailevu and parts of Suva please start storing water now as supply will be cut off from 8pm this evening.
The Water Authority of Fiji said they have planned to shut down the Waila Treatment Plant from 8pm tonight to 10am Sunday morning to carry out upgrading works which will cause the water disruptions.
CEO Tony Fullman said the time from 8pm to 10am tomorrow morning is to allow for supply to normalise.
He added that water trucks will be carting water to affected areas.
Once again if you are living in Nausori, Rewa, Nasinu, Tailevu and parts of Suva please start storing water now as supply will be cut off from 8pm this evening and will normalise tomorrow at 10am.
Story by: Ana Naisoro
Water cuts from tonight
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