News WAF

WAF plants are operational despite power outage

New contract for generator sets has been awarded – WAF CEO

WAF plants are operational despite power outage
[Image: File Photo]

Water Authority of Fiji says despite the unplanned power disruption today, all their plants in the Central Division remain operational through generator sets.

WAF CEO, Dr. Amit Chanan says unplanned electricity disruptions have previously had a significant impact on WAF’s ability to maintain its operations.

He says through the 2021-2022 Fijian National Budget, they have been able to award a new contract for generator sets as emergency backup for their plants.

Dr. Chanan says the funding ensures WAF plants can operate during major electricity disruptions, building resilience of the water supply system.

He further says with the challenges of aging infrastructure combined with increased population growth in the Suva and Nausori corridor, they are taking a strategic approach to ensure water reaches all Fijians.

WAF’s CEO says until the Viria Treatment Plant comes online, water demands of the rapidly increasing urban population greatly outnumbers their supply, and this is why they have intermittent supply areas to ration and ensure no Fijian is left behind.

Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
Scoreboard
Full Time
Bulldogs 20–34 Broncos
Full Time
Rabbitohs 50–20 Roosters
Full Time
Titans 20–24 Dolphins
Full TIme
Naitasiri 25–18 Taveuni
Full Time
Nadi 31–12 Navosa
Full Time
Suva 8–25 Kadavu
Full Time
Tailevu 102–0 Rewa
Full Time
Suva 19–10 Kadavu
Full Time
Kadavu 10–19 Suva
2:00pm
Suva vs Ba
4:30pm
Nasinu vs Rewa
Full Time
Ipswich Town 0–2 Liverpool
Full Time
Newcastle 2–2 Bournemouth
Full Time
Brentford 1–1 Sunderland