Prime Minister Gaston Browne says Antigua and Barbuda is close to resolving its water shortages, with new reverse osmosis (RO) plants set to boost daily production.
Speaking on Point FM, Browne said an additional two million gallons of water per day will come online by next month, with a further three million gallons expected by early next year. He said the upgrades would allow the government to “take water off the table completely” by meeting 100% of national demand.
The Prime Minister acknowledged that some communities have faced temporary disruption due to ongoing pipe replacement works, but insisted the overall supply situation has been “substantially resolved.”
Browne added that the expanded capacity would ensure greater reliability for households and businesses, ending years of intermittent shortages.
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