Thousands of people living in the Suva to Nausori corridor continue to be affected by water disruptions since Sunday night.
The Water Authority of Fiji says residents, schools and businesses along the corridor as well as in and around the greater Suva area have been facing water cuts.
On Sunday night the interruption in supply was a result of a burst main from the Waila Treatment Plant to the Wainibuku Reservoir.
The Water Authority of Fiji has also confirmed that repair works to the burst main from the Waila Treatment Plant to the Wainibuku Reservoir have been completed.
However the Authority adds that they are now in the process of refilling the reservoirs.
The reservoirs that are currently being refilled are Wainibuku reservoir, Nasinu reservoir, Tovata reservoir, and Flagstaff reservoir.
The Authority says that water supply is gradually being restored.
Some of the areas affected are Davuilevu, Nakasi, junction of Wainibuku Road to Rewa Bridge, Koronivia Road, Narere, Navosai, RFMF Force Training Group, Makoi, Laqere, Muanikoso, Nadawa, Nadera, Nepani, Laucala Beach, Kinoya, Kalabu, Valelevu, Newtown, Tacirua Heights, parts of Princes Road, Ratu Mara Road, Fletcher Road, Jerusalem Road, Grantham Road, Rifle Range, Laucala Bay Road, Bau Street, part of Ratu Sukuna Road, Domain, McGregor Road, Denison Road, Queen Elizabeth Drive, Muanikau Road, USP and Vuya Road.
The interruption in water supply will continue until all reservoirs have been filled to their maximum capacity.
