Broken main disrupts water supply to sections of St Andrew
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March 27, 2019

Broken main disrupts water supply to sections of St Andrew

ST ANDREW, Jamaica — The National Water Commission (NWC) is advising its customers that a broken main has suspended water supply distribution system for Belvedere Road and its environs.

The company, in a statement this morning, said that it is aware that customers are experiencing a disruption in their regular water supply (low pressures or no water) and is “working assiduously” to have regular water supply restored by 2:00 pm today.

Areas impacted are: Belvedere Road, Plantation Heights and sections of Red Hills Road

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