Emergency repairs on a ruptured 16-inch main in the vicinity of Woodbourne, St. Philip have been completed. The rupture affected residents of some Christ Church and St. Philip districts.
Customers in the affected districts can expect the water supply to return to normal gradually.
The Barbados Water Authority says it apologises for any inconvenience the urgent repairs conducted may have caused
and thanks customers for their understanding and patience.
BWA Crews Complete Emergency Repairs in St. Philip
Barbados Water Authority (BWA)
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