Author: Donique Weston

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied. 

The National Water Commission, (NWC) says it is increasing the regulation and trucking of water to customers affected by the continued suspension of operations, at its Clarks Town well, in Trelawny.

NWC says while possible corrective measures are being pursued for the system to resume operation, it will be working to improve the combination of regulated supplies from adjoining water sources to meet the needs of affected customers.

A trucking schedule is also being implemented for areas, where regulated water is not supplied.