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The Water Authority of Fiji is advising its customers living along some parts of the Nadera area that they will be experiencing low water pressure to intermittent water supply at times from now until further notice due
As water supply has been restored for many people living in the greater Suva area, the Water Authority of Fiji has yet to confirm when supply will normalise for other elevated areas. WAF says they are still working
Welding works on the 600 main were successfully completed, marking a crucial step towards the full reinstatement of water services in the affected areas. Chief Operating Officer of the Water Authority of Fiji Seru
Residents living along the Suva – Lami areas are expected to receive 100 percent water restoration by tonight or tomorrow. This has been stated by the Chief Operating Officer of the Water Authority of Fiji Seru S
The works on the ruptured main pipeline in Savura will commence today, and will go into the evening as the Water Authority of Fiji team and contractor, Flame Tree Developments - Fiji Ltd, worked overnight to stabilize t
The Water Authority of Fiji hopes that the break in the rain will continue for the next few days so they can complete the repair works at Savura, Wailoku, and at this rate, if the weather holds, they hope to have the re
The Water Authority of Fiji is working overtime to get the water supply situation normalised in the Suva area as soon as possible. According to WAF, their operational team has conducted assessments overnight on the
The Water Authority of Fiji says work is expected to start soon at the ruptured trunk main caused by a landslip along Savura Road in Wailoku and the expected recovery will take into the weekend, weather permitting.
Thousands of people are expected to continue to face low pressure to no water supply after a ruptured trunk main caused by a landslip along Savura Road in Wailoku. The Water Authority of Fiji says this fault will
Due to the disruption of water supply to most areas in the Central Division, all Suva schools that are affected are closed today. The Ministry of Education is advising all parents and guardians that due to the hea
There is still no confirmation from the Water Authority of Fiji on when water supply will be fully restored. People have been contacting us asking when will water will be restored while some have questioned the Aut
Minister for Public Works, Ro Filipe Tuisawau confirms that the treated water from the Viria Water Treatment Plant is already being supplied to Baulevu, Verata-Wailevu, Nausori and Tailevu South Rewa areas, and these co
Former Minister for Infrastructure and FijiFirst MP, Jone Usamate says he is not aware if a formal agreement was made with the landowners of Viria regarding the Viria Water Project, but he says they had widely conducted
Thousands of residents in Namadi Heights and Ragg Avenue in Suva have been without water since 2am today and Water Authority of Fiji has not given a time as to when supply will normalise. In a facebook post two da
Following serious concerns raised by residents in Velovelo, Lautoka regarding inconsistent water supply, the Water Authority of Fiji is now reassuring them that supply is expected to normalise by March this year.
The Viria Water Project which was supposed to open in July last year, is expected to take a bit longer to complete as the Water Authority of Fiji completed their testing phase last week and will await the outcome of dis
The Water Authority of Fiji is yet to begin works to normalise water supply for about 15 families in Velovelo, Lautoka. Residents have been without proper water supply for more than a year. A resident says th
Residents of Velovelo, Lautoka continue to raise concerns about water supply despite assurances from the Water Authority of Fiji that supply would be normalised in the next two to three weeks. A resident says about
No time has been given by the Water Authority of Fiji as to when water supply will normalize for people living in elevated areas in the Samabula, Tamavua and the greater Suva areas. WAF Chief Operating Officer, Se
People are urged to store water as residents in some parts of Suva are experiencing low water pressure to no water due to the reduction in supply at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant. The Water Authority of Fiji says
