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 on September 22, 2017

Belle Pumping Station shut down until 9 p.m.

Article by PR 

THE BARBADOS WATER AUTHORITY has informed the public today Friday September 22, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. its Belle pumping station in St Michael will be shut down to facilitate electrical upgrades.

As a result, low water pressure and outages may impact residents and commercial customers in parts of St Michael and Christ Church. 

In St Michael: The City of Bridgetown, Belleville, Carrington Village, Belmont Road, Halls Road, Martindale’s Road, Constitution Road, Roebuck Street, Bay Land, Clapham, Tichbourne, Chapel Gap, The Pine, Wildey, Waterford, Bush Hall, Spooner’s Hill, White Hall, Grazettes, Cave Hill, Codrington, Brittons Hill and the surrounding areas.

In Christ Church: St Matthias, the South Coast from Hastings to Oistins, Fort George Heights, Marine Gardens, Rendezvous Gardens, Welches, Sargeant’s Village, Vauxhall, Sheraton and surrounding districts.  

Customers are asked to store an adequate supply of water for the duration of the shutdown. Water tankers will also be dispatched to assist.

The Barbados Water Authority regrets any inconvenience to its valued customers. (PR)

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