Broken main affecting Millsborough water supply
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July 24, 2019

Broken main affecting Millsborough water supply

ST ANDREW, Jamaica – The National Water Commission (NWC) says that customers in Millsborough and its surrounding areas of St Andrew are presently experiencing low water pressure or without water as a result of a broken main.

The company says it is currently effecting the necessary repairs and is estimating the resumption of customers’ regular supply by 5:00 pm today.

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