NWC facilities down due to power outage following train derailing incident

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Police: Bog Walk Gorge roadway remains impacted by fallen utility poles and wires following train derailing incident  

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Opposition spokesman on finance calls for public sector workers to be treated with greater respect

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Political Commentator Linton Gordon says he expects PM Holness to speak on policies and projects and announce the election date at Sunday’s mass rally

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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JCF Rank and file members reportedly restive over delays in wage talks

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Taxi group expresses concern about holding of 2 political mass rallies in Kingston on Sunday

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Police High Command assures that shooting incident in Central Kingston Constituency being treated with the seriousness it deserves

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Police: no motive established yet for shooting incident near JLP campaign team

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Ombudsman clarifies earlier statement regarding shooting incident

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

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Dr Holness assures families who cannot be accommodated at Haven housing development that their needs will be addressed  

The National Water Commission is reporting that several of its facilities in the Bog Walk and Ewarton areas in St. Catherine are out of operation due to power supply outages resulting from a derailed train damaging Jamaica Public Service power lines.

This has impacted water supply to customers in St. Catherine and Kingston with some experiencing low water pressure, intermittent supply, or disruptions resulting in no water.

Customers are encouraged to conserve their water storage at this time.

The NWC said it is conducting assessments on impacted water facilities.

It assured that regular operations will resume as soon as power supply is restored to the facilities.

Among the affected communities are Kent Village, Spanish Town and downtown Kingston.

Read More