449 articles tagged "waf"
People living along Princes Road in Tamavua and Sakoca including Upper Ragg Avenue, Khalsa and Tacirua Heights have been without water supply for 7 days now and no indication has been given by the Water Authority of Fij
Good news as water supply for thousands of people living along Princes Road, Samabula and Tamavua who have been without water or had low water pressure since Thursday were expected to normalise from last night to this m
Thousands of people living along Princes Road, Samabula and Tamavua have been without water or have low water pressure since Thursday as continuous heavy rain has resulted in the Savura raw water intake getting flooded
Restoration works are currently ongoing and water supply is being progressively restored to affected residents living along the Khalsa Rd junction to Colo-i-Suva. This was after residents living in those areas rais
Good news for people who faced water cuts in recent days due to the damaged 600mm main line along Princes Road as the Water Authority of Fiji has successfully installed the new fabricated bend, and water supply restorat
Thousands of people living in Tamavua, Samabula, Mead Road, Nabua, Waimanu Road, Walu Bay and Lami will continue to face water cuts as the Water Authority of Fiji will shut down the main line this morning to install the
Water supply is expected to be restored to residents living along Waimanu Road, Lekutu Street, Mal Street, Toganivalu Street, Moti Street, Boron Road, the elevated areas of Talasiga Street, Sese Street, Matanitobua Stre
Telecom Fiji Limited and Vodafone Fiji have confirmed that they did not engage Fibre Network Engineering Communications Pte Ltd to lay fibre cables along Princes Road, and they do not use FNE Communications for any of t
Repair works on the damaged 600mm main line along Princes Road will be delayed after the Water Authority of Fiji team identified that the fault is located next to a thrust block, which means that instead of repairing wi
Works on the 600mm line on Princes Road should be completed by tomorrow morning. Water Authority of Fiji Chief Operating Officer, Seru Soderberg confirmed this in a press conference at the WAF headquarters. Th
Thousands of people living in Tamavua, Samabula, Mead Road, Nabua, Waimanu Road, Walu Bay and Lami are unsure when water supply will normalise as repair works on the damaged 600mm main line along Princes Road continues
As thousands of people living in the Tamavua, Samabula, Mead Road, Nabua, Waimanu Road, Walu Bay and Lami areas face water cuts, the Water Authority of Fiji says repair works on the damaged 600mm main line along Princes
As thousands of people living in the Tamavua, Samabula, Mead Road, Nabua, Waimanu Road and Walu Bay areas face water cuts, the Water Authority of Fiji says repair works on the damaged 600mm main line along Princes Road,
With 27 schools being affected by water disruptions due to a burst main along Princes Road in Tamavua, Acting Permanent Secretary for Education, Timoci Bure confirms that schools will remain open today. Bure says t
Another day and another water problem as thousands of residents living along Princes Road in Tamavua, Samabula, Waimanu Road, Mead Road, and Walu Bay continue to have no water from last night. This time it has als
An execution plan is needed by the government for our ageing water infrastructure as thousands of people in the Tamavua, Samabula and Lami area continue to experience water cuts. The Water Authority of Fiji has bee
More water cuts again for thousands of residents in Tamavua, Samabula and Lami. The Water Authority of Fiji says due to the heavy rain experienced this afternoon, the Savura raw water intake is flooded and blocked
The Ministry for Public Works is calling on every individual, stakeholder, and donor to work together to improve water services, not only in urban areas but in all communities in Fiji, as an investment of $8.5 billion i
The Water Authority of Fiji has managed to expose the fault site along Ki Street in Wailoku that is affecting water supply to thousands of Fijians living in the greater Suva area but they can not give the exact time the
As thousands of Fijians living in the greater Suva area are facing water supply disruption due to a fault at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant, the Water Authority of Fiji has yet to confirm when supply will normalise.
