Ministry: Water Supply Restrictions In Effect

January 12, 2025 | 4 Comments

“The Ministry’s Central Distribution System cannot meet the regular water supply demand” due to a “significant systems failure affecting the infrastructure that delivers sea water to the Tynesbay Seawater Treatment Plant,” the Ministry said today, adding that they are “committed to resolving this issue as quickly and efficiently as possible.”

A spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Public Works wishes to inform its commercial and residential customers of a significant systems failure affecting the infrastructure that delivers sea water to the Tynesbay Seawater Treatment Plant. Our team of engineers and technical specialists is currently assessing the damage and identifying the best solutions for repair.

“Due to this failure, the Ministry’s Central Distribution System cannot meet the regular water supply demand. To ensure water availability for essential customers, restrictions on the supply of pipe water and to the water trucker outlets in the central distribution system have been immediately implemented.

“We assure the public that the Ministry’s Western and Eastern Distribution Systems are unaffected by this incident, and water service in these areas will continue as normal.

“The Ministry of Public Works is fully committed to resolving this issue as quickly and efficiently as possible. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

“We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time. Your patience is greatly valued as we work to restore full functionality to the system. For more information, please contact the water and sewage section at water@gov.bm or (441) 278-0570.”

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  1. Joe Bloggs says:

    “significant systems failure affecting the infrastructure that delivers sea water to the Tynesbay Seawater Treatment Plant”

    Could the “significant systems failure” be due to a repeated failure over several decades to properly maintain the incinerator and its associated systems?

    • Hilarious says:

      Come on now. Do you really expect anyone in Government to follow a maintenance schedule in Bermuda? It might interrupt conducting personal business, taking extended breaks, reading & posting on social media, or creative daydreaming on the job.

  2. Truth is killin’ me… says:

    KEEP VOTING THEM IN!!!!

  3. Guy Carri says:

    Surely it can’t be due to lack to maintenance…

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