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WASA’s operations affected in north Trinidad, Tobago

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News - File photo PERSISTENT rainfall in Trinidad and Tobago caused by Hurricane Beryl has affected operations at some of the Water and Sewerage Authority’s (WASA) surface water-treatment facilities, WASA said on July 1. In the north, the Quare, Tompire, La Pastora, L&N, Acono, La Fillette and Las Cuevas facilities were affected. WASA said they were experiencing high turbidity caused by heavy rainfall and clogged screens by flood river conditions. Areas […]

Source: Trinidad News

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