DESPITE recent showers, three of the four Water and Sewerage Authority's (WASA) reservoirs remain significantly lower than they should be for the...
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Maroc - NEWSDAY.CO.TT - A la Une - 13/Aug 21:41
WASA: Reservoirs still below average levels
AFTER the recent shutdown of the Caroni water treatment plant for upgrades comes word that the country's reservoirs still remain at levels well below their long-term averages. This is also despite downpours which have caused flooding in various areas, such as those on August 12 in areas including Port of Spain, Morvant, Barataria and St Augustine. Replying to a query by Newsday, WASA supplied details of the various capacities of these reservoirs on August 13. Previously, at a WASA briefing on August 2, CEO Kelvin Romain said the water levels were "creeping up, in a linear way.” WASA corporate communications manager Daniel Plenty lamented insufficient rainfall at catchment areas, saying, “It takes consistent rainfall for reservoirs to recover.” Reservoir levels: Current level Long-term average Arena 31.2% 66.8 Navet 40.7 65.0 Hollis 35.0 64.4 Hillsborough 81.2 86.5 August 2 level/Long-term average Arena 29-30 60 Navet 35 Just over 60 Hollis 35 55 Hillsborough 75 85 The post WASA: Reservoirs still below average levels appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.
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