The Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) has alerted residents in areas frequently affected by high turbidity at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant (WTP) about potential disruptions to their water supply due to ongoing heavy rainfall. This weather event is expected to significantly impact water quality in local streams, making water treatment more challenging and likely reducing production capacity at the Tamavua WTP.
Affected zones include:
– **Namadhi Heights:** Mika Drue Place and Pathik Crescent
– **Bayview Heights:** Mead Road along with Volavola Road, Evetts Place, Top Shop Road, Sawau Road, Yohann Place, Vuibau Place, Sam Lal Road, Paul Sloan Street, and Joyce Perks Street
– **Sakoca Areas:** Elevated areas along Lakha Singh Road, including Sakoca Road, Wrong Turn, Delaiveiruka Place, Raikiwai Road, and Nagatugatu Road
– **Tacirua:** Elevated regions along Tacirua Road, including Raibevu Road, Tacirua Heights, Raisuluwaki Road, Nakoivalu Road, and Dokanaisuva Road
– **Tamavua:** Areas surrounding MH Superfresh, Upper Mead Road, all along Princes Road from Twomey Hospital to Loa Street Junction, as well as locations within Tamavua Koro, Niranji, Devoji, Upper Ragg Avenue, and several others
– **Dokanaisuva:** Princes Road from Savutalele Junction to Khalsa Road Junction, incorporating Jeremiah College and Savutalele Settlement Road
– **Coloisuva:** Stretching along Princes Road from Joes Farm to Sawani Service Station, encompassing Vunikawai Road, Naisogo Road, and related locales
– **Lami Area:** Upper Delanivesi Zones, Upper Lami Village Road areas including Rokodrawe Road and Nakurukuru Village Access Road, along with various other local roads
WAF expresses sincere apologies for any inconvenience these disruptions may cause and appreciates customer understanding as the priority remains the health and safety of the water supply.
Residents are advised to take proactive measures to minimize the impact on their daily lives:
– Store adequate water for essential household needs immediately
– Limit non-essential water use
– Ensure stored water is kept clean and covered
WAF teams are diligently monitoring the situation and are committed to managing production levels effectively to minimize disruptions. They aim to restore full water supply as conditions stabilize.
For real-time updates and assistance, customers can reach WAF at 3346777 or 5777 (accessible on all mobile networks) or via email at contact@waf.com.fj.
In summary, the Water Authority of Fiji is effectively communicating the potential water supply disruptions due to adverse weather conditions and is taking significant steps to address and manage the situation for the benefit of the community. As rain often leads to temporary difficulties, this highlights the importance of preparedness within the community, which can foster resilience during such challenges.
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