Water lock off in sections of St Andrew today
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June 27, 2013

Water lock off in sections of St Andrew today

ST ANDREW, Jamaica — The National Water Commission (NWC) says customers in sections of St Andrew who are served by the Forest Hill Deep well are currently experiencing a disruption in their water supply due to a broken main on the distribution network.

Areas affected by this disruption include:

Top Red Hills Road

Plantation Heights 

Golden Acres

Sterling Castle

East Kirkland Heights

West Kirkland Heights 

Red Hills Square

Efforts are being made to restore water supply by later this evening, the NWC said.

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