Dear Editor,
I wrote a letter earlier decrying the fact that I had not had consistent water for about a week. To add insult to injury, APUA was kind enough to also take off the electricity.
What is really going on in this country?
We have been fortunate enough to not have been hit by a serious storm that could damage or destroy our reverse osmosis plants and our electricity system but on a bright, sunny, good day, we are still forced to live as if our country’s infrastructure has been decimated by a natural disaster.
As I asked before, what is the REAL problem?
It cannot be that the government has invested so much in fixing the water problem including making a change with management to only yield these results.
We have not had water in a week, but now we cannot run our fan or air conditioning unit to keep cool?
This place is now only for the rich who can provide themselves with their own constant water supply and generator to keep the pump working and the lights on.
It’s as if our government is working its way out of being useful since it cannot provide us with basic needs.
I am officially hating living in Antigua at this point.
Very Frustrated Antiguan
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