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NWC Jamaica water
A planned October 25 water interruption from 4 a.m. to 6 p.m. will affect Port Antonio and surrounding Portland communities during urgent pipeline repairs.
NWC says heavy rainfall has affected the Isaac Hole facility, interrupting water supply to Lawrence Tavern, Claypole Road and nearby areas.
NWC reports no water in several Clarendon communities after heavy rainfall raised turbidity at the Peace River Low Lift facility.
An internal electrical fault at NWC’s Canoe Pond facility has interrupted water supply to Days Mountain, Airy Hill, Canoe Pond and Coloraine Housing Scheme in St Mary. No restoration time has been confirmed.
NWC says a JPS single-phase issue has disrupted water supply in Torado Heights, Coral Gardens and Flower Hill in St James. No firm restoration time has been announced.
NWC has extended the Moneague facility repair target from October 23 to October 29 after further technical problems. Seven St Ann communities remain without water, with trucking continuing.
NWC reported a temporary water supply disruption in Steer Town and Chalky Hill, St Ann, on October 22, citing an internal electrical issue. No confirmed restoration time was available in the official listing.
NWC has imposed a temporary weekly water supply rotation in parts of Trelawny following an operational problem at the Clarks Town Well network. Trucked water is planned for additional affected communities.
NWC says elevated turbidity is affecting some water systems in St Ann and Portland, with customers in affected areas facing low pressure or interrupted supply.
NWC has moved the full restoration target for the Hopewell facility in St Elizabeth to October 31, with several communities still facing low pressure or no water.
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