Water lock off in St Andrew Thursday
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January 12, 2015

Water lock off in St Andrew Thursday

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The National Water Commission (NWC) is reporting that customers in sections of St Andrew served by the Forest Hills Water Supply System will experience a disruption in their service on Thursday, January 15 between 9:00am and 5:00pm.

This disruption is to facilitate rehabilitative works, which are to be carried out on the system, NWC said in a release.

Areas that will be affected during this interruption in service include:

Rock Pond

Red Hills

Brentwood

Leas Flat

Belvedere

Mosquito Valley

Sterling Castle

Forest Hills

Perkins Boulevard

Meadowbrook Estate

East Kirkland Heights

Burnside Valley

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