449 articles tagged "waf"
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad is asking if it is true that the Water Authority Fiji is planning to get rid of more workers by making it compulsory that only those with qualifications will have
Water Authority of Fiji Chief Operating Officer Seru Soderberg has confirmed that it will take $2b to $3 billion to fix their ageing infrastructure in the Suva to Nausori corridor. Soderberg says this is not a chea
The Water Authority of Fiji has highlighted that two of their five water pumps were not pumping efficiently which led to a major water disruption in the past two weeks in the Suva to Nausori corridor. WAF’s Chief
The water project for the Sawanikula Village has been delayed due to COVID-19 and while the Water Authority of Fiji have already engaged an external contractor, work still cannot proceed until the contract has been fina
The Water Authority of Fiji found record turbidity which is dirt in water levels in the Waimanu Raw Water Source, exceeding 500 Nephelometric Turbidity Units (NTU), and WAF says while the weather had a role, human activ
People have had enough of excuses. This is the comment by National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad after reports by Legend FM News about thousands of people in the Lami to Nausori corridor being with
Water cuts continue to be a major concern in parts of the Central Division as thousands of people living from Lami to Nausori have been without water or are experiencing intermittent supply from Saturday. Residents
Residents of Qauia in Lami are concerned about intermittent water supply since November. A concerned resident says water cuts happen everyday mostly in the afternoons and at night. He adds they have contacted
Water cuts continue to be a major concern in parts of the Central Division as thousands of people living from Lami to Nausori have been without water or are experiencing intermittent supply from Saturday. Some peop
Minister for Infrastructure, Jone Usamate says the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant Service has normalized as of last night and the issue that caused the disruption is high turbidity levels being received at Tamavua Water
The Water Authority of Fiji says they have found two faults in their pumps that disrupted water flow to their treatment plants affecting thousands of residents in parts of Lami – Nausori corridor. WAF says in the
A number of areas in the Lami-Nausori corridor will be affected by water disruption for two to three days. The Water Authority of Fiji says people in the affected areas should store sufficient amount of water and u
The Water Authority of Fiji is urging their customers to clear their overdue water bills as soon as possible before water meter disconnection activities commence. WAF Chief Operating Officer, Seru Soderberg says in
The Water Authority of Fiji Chief Operations Officer, Seru Soderberg says SODELPA MP Mikaele Leawere falsely claimed in Parliament that the Free Water Initiative and Rainwater Harvesting System Programs were no longer a
The Water Authority of Fiji is reminding people not to improperly flush or throw rags, plastic bags or diapers after an incident of sewerage overflow was reported in Nadawa yesterday. WAF Acting Manager Waste Water
Close to 200 people living on Kia Island will be able to access water from the comfort of their homes after the completion of the borehole projects. Kia Island consists of three villages, Ligau, Daku and Yaro.
The Water Authority of Fiji has revealed in a statement that the reduced water pressure to the fire hydrants in Sakoca Settlement on Sunday was due to the Khalsa booster pumps being temporarily disabled and this was a r
Water supply for the Tamavua area, Delainavesi and other areas is expected to normalise by this afternoon as the Water Authority of Fiji has completed works at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant. The Authority says
Thousands of people living in the greater Tamavua area are facing water disruptions because the clarifier at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant has been affected by high levels of turbidity caused by heavy rain. Tur
Thousands of people living in the upper Samabula and nearby areas, Lami areas, Dokanaisuva, Colo-i-Suva, Sakoca, Upper Khalsa and nearby areas, Princes Road and Nailuva Rd have been experiencing water cuts from early th
