RELIEF is on the way for the water woes of approximately 5,000 residents of North Eleuthera. A major upgrade is presently underway to the water supply in that district that will bring relief to complaints of no water, salt water, low pressure and brown odorous water.
Adrian Gibson, Water and Sewerage Corporation executive chairman, led a small delegation to North Eleuthera on December 21 to inspect a new salt water reverse osmosis plant that is presently being constructed on the island.
RELIEF is on the way for the water woes of approximately 5,000 residents of North Eleuthera. A major upgrade is presently underway to the water supply in that district that will bring relief to complaints of no water, salt water, low pressure and brown odorous water.
Adrian Gibson, Water and Sewerage Corporation executive chairman, led a small delegation to North Eleuthera on December 21 to inspect a new salt water reverse osmosis plant that is presently being constructed on the island.
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