The Water Authority of Fiji (WAF) has issued a notice to customers in regions frequently affected by high turbidity from the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant (WTP). Due to ongoing heavy rainfall, water quality in source streams is predicted to decline, potentially causing disruptions in water treatment and supply at the Tamavua WTP.
The following areas may experience reduced water supply:
– **Namadi Heights**: Mika Drue Place and Pathik Crescent.
– **Bayview Heights**: Mead Road, including 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 locations along Lakha Singh Road, including Sakoca Road, Wrong Turn, Delaiveiruka Place, Raikiwai Road, and Nagatugatu Road.
– **Tacirua**: Elevated areas along Tacirua Road such as Raibevu Road, Tacirua Heights, Raisuluwaki Road, Nakoivalu Road, and Dokanaisuva Road.
– **Tamavua**: Contracted areas from MH Superfresh, Upper Mead Road, and Princes Road, encompassing Tamavua Koro, Niranji, Devoji, and other surrounding locales.
– **Dokanaisuva**: Prices Road along the stretch from the Junction of Savutalele to the Junction of Khalsa Road, including Jeremiah College and Savutalele Settlement Road.
– **Coloisuva**: Areas along Princes Road from Joes Farm to Sawani Service Station, including Vunikawai Road, Coloisuva Police Post, and other specific locations.
– **Lami Area**: Upper Delanivesi Areas and several roads in Lami Village.
WAF deeply regrets any inconvenience these disruptions may cause and appreciates the understanding of its customers as they prioritize the safety and health of the water supply. To mitigate service interruptions, customers are encouraged to store sufficient water for essential household needs, limit non-essential usage during this period, and ensure their stored water is kept clean and covered.
WAF teams are actively monitoring conditions and are dedicated to restoring full service swiftly once the weather improves. For further updates and assistance, customers can contact WAF at 3346777 or 5777 across mobile networks, or via email at contact@waf.com.fj.
In conclusion, while the heavy rains bring about challenges for water availability, the community’s proactive measures and WAF’s commitment to manage the situation effectively reflect a resilient approach in ensuring the safety and health of water supplies. This event serves as a reminder of the importance of preparedness and community cooperation during adverse weather conditions.
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