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Toorak residents to experience water disruption from Friday as WAF technicians will carry out work on a new tank

Toorak residents to experience water disruption from Friday as WAF technicians will carry out work on a new tank

By Dhanjay Deo
12/01/2022

You need to store water if you are residing in Toorak, Suva as the Water Authority of Fiji technicians will be conducting works in the inlet and outlet of a new tank from 8pm this Friday until further notice.

WAF says as a result of these essential and necessary operational works, their customers in Waimanu Road, Amy street, Dudley High School, Brewster Street, Davey Avenue and Brown Street will experience a temporary disruption in their water supply.

The Authority says people in these areas should store sufficient amounts of water to last them for at least 2 to 3 days.

It adds water carting trucks are on standby and will be providing water to affected areas with priority given to CWM and Oceania Hospitals.

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