Recently, the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) proudly announced the successful restoration of the Crabbs Reverse Osmosis Plant, a crucial water source serving approximately 50 percent of consumers in Antigua.
This achievement follows temporary shutdowns required for essential repairs.
According to a press statement released on Friday, units four and six underwent temporary offline status to address a vibration fault and replace a mechanical seal.
While these maintenance measures caused a temporary reduction in daily water production and distribution interruptions, all six units at the Crabbs Plant are now fully operational.
This development is set to increase daily water production to an anticipated 3.6 to 3.8 million gallons, ultimately improving the distribution schedule and benefiting communities spanning Crabbs through John Hughes, including central areas.
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So water would be flowing into the pipes and from the taps.Let us all wait and see the truth into this water matter from Crabbs.What really concerns me.There are a million trucks per day going from Crabbs filled with water.Why is it they could get water.However,we the Citizenry are left waterless for many days.
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