THE?Barbados Water Authority (BWA) was working around the clock to repair a 16-inch main at Woodbourne, St Philip, which led to outages and low water pressure in several St Philip and Christ Church districts.
Deighton Griffith Secondary at Kingsland was forced to close early.
Corporate communications specialist Joy-Ann Haigh reported that the main was repaired the night before but ruptured again for the third time in less than a week.
BWA working on Woodbourne main
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