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No water for thousands as WASA cleans up several flooded plants

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News In this August 2021 file photo, WASA workers do maintenance work at the North Oropouche water treatment plant, off Valencia Road, Valencia. - AYANNA KINSALE AS MANY citizens have started to realise, heavy rains do not necessarily equate to a better water supply. TT once again faced the wrath of flooding between Wednesday and Thursday, and thousands were also left without pipe-borne water after surface-water treatment plants started shutting down, […]

Source: Trinidad News

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