The Barbados Water Authority advises residents of Christ Church and St. Philip effective today, Sunday January 28^th they’re currently conducting emergency repairs on a ruptured 16-inch main in the vicinity of Woodbourne, St. Philip. Owen should’ve spent the 120 million in 2007 to replace all mains across the island and get 2 or 3 desalination plants, rather than chase Cricket World Cup.

The BWA’s Hampton Station had to be taken offline (once more) in order for this repair to be conducted. Unfortunately, customers in the same areas impacted yesterday, Saturday, may continue to be affected by a water outage or low pressure. These include:

• Fairview
• Dolphin Park
• Kingsland
• Water Street
• Lowlands
• Highlands
• Newton Terrace
• Newton Park
• Lodge Hill
• Wotton
• Kendal Hill
• Gibbons
• Balls Land
• Callenders
• Southern Heights
• Providence
• Pilgrim Road
• Durants
• Chancery Lane
• Fairy Valley
• Foul Bay
• Harlington

and surrounding areas. Tankers have been dispatched to assist and residents will be updated on the progress of the work. The Barbados Water Authority apologises for any inconvenience these emergency repairs on the 16-inch main at Woodbourne, St. Philip may cause, today, Sunday, January 28^th.