The Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) has issued a warning to customers in the Central Eastern Division about the rising turbidity levels in key water sources, including Savura, Headworks 3, and the Waimanu Pump Station. This situation may affect the operations at the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant and could lead to reduced water production.
While current water reservoir levels at the Tamavua facility are stable and residents are receiving their usual supply, WAF advises customers to store water and use it conservatively as a precautionary measure. The authority is actively monitoring the situation, and they have cautioned that if heavy rainfall persists, there may be potential for low water pressure or intermittent supply disruptions due to impacts on treatment plant operations.
In light of the recent adverse weather conditions, it is essential for the residents to stay informed and prepared. The proactive management and communication from WAF exemplify their commitment to safeguarding public health and maintaining the continuity of water services.
Residents are encouraged to take these precautions seriously as the community navigates through these unstable weather patterns. This proactive approach not only aims to minimize inconvenience but also promotes a strong sense of community resilience during challenging times.
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