Emergency pipeline repair work to disrupt Corporate Area water supply
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January 21, 2019

Emergency pipeline repair work to disrupt Corporate Area water supply

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The National Water Commission (NWC) is advising that water supply distribution on the Constant Spring 21-inch transmission network will be suspended tonight.

The NWC said the hours of disruption will be from 8:00pm to 4:00 am tomorrow morning and during that time there will be a disruption in service to several communities within the Corporate Area.

Areas to be affected will include Constant Spring, Norbrook, Cherry Gardens, Liguanea, Lady Musgrave Road Manor Park, Shortwood, Eastwood Park Gardens, Molynes Road, Waltham Park Road, Olympic Way, Bayfarm Road, Hagley Park Road, Washington Boulevard, Dunrobin Avenue, Calabar Mews, Zaidie Gardens, State Gardens, Mannings Hill Road, Constant Spring Road and Gardens, Half Way Tree, Camperdown Terrace, Spanish Town Road and Havendale, Valentine Gardens, Meadowbrook, Queensboro and Roehampton.

The NWC is assuring that every effort will be made to restore regular supply on or before the time specified

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