NWC schedules works for Havendale, Meadowbrook
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November 23, 2017

NWC schedules works for Havendale, Meadowbrook

KINGSTON, Jamaica —The National Water Commission (NWC) is advising that as part of its ongoing non-revenue water reduction programme being carried out with co-management partners Miya International, the company will be conducting systems maintenance works in sections of the Corporate Area.

The works are scheduled to be carried out from Sunday, November 26 to Monday, November 27 from 9:00 pm to 4:00 am in Havendale and Meadowbrook.

Customers will experience intermittent water supply disruptions and are being encouraged to store water for use during the times specified. Additionally, motorists are being advised to observe the traffic signals of the work crews on site.

The NWC apologises for any inconvenience that these improvement works may cause.

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