Water & Sewerage Corporation

Off Gregory St
Matthew Town
Inagua, Bahamas

Review

Emergency supplies shipped to Inagua

AS HURRICANE Irma approaches, the National Emergency Management Agency announced it plans to ship donated emergency supplies from the United States to the country's Emergency Relief Warehouse in Inagua...

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FNM Inagua Rally - Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham

Good Evening Inagua,
Colour Red is very happy to be in Inagua tonight. We have spent the day in MICAL visiting with residents in Crooked Island, Acklins and Mayaguana. Last evening Colour Red was in Central Andros.

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Relief Efforts Slammed

The Opposition Progressive Liberal Party on Friday slammed the government?s relief efforts in Inagua after Hurricane Ike devastated that southern island last week.

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Matthew Town Torn Apart

Along the roads there were signs of devastation everywhere. Roofs were caved in, large trees were uprooted, glass had been blown out of many buildings, and many utility poles and lines were leveled.
Up to Tuesday evening the island of Inagua was still without light, water and landline telephone services.

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Inagua Prepares For TS Emily

Inagua residents were in preparation mode yesterday, establishing a command center and public shelters as Tropical Storm Emily slowly moved closer to the island.
Based on the forecast track yesterday, Inagua should be affected by the storm on Thursday.
Rector of St. Philip's Anglican Church in Mathew Town, Father Tellison Glover, said yesterday that his church would be used as one of two storm s...

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Prime Minister to Meet Morton Executives

Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham is expected to meet today with representatives from Morton Salt company's home office in the Untied States to receive a full report on the Inagua hurricane damage assessments they conducted during the past week and indications about their future plans.

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No Water or Electricity in Inagua

The people of Inagua appeared in good spirits yesterday, despite the fact that many of the island's buildings were severely damaged by Hurricane Ike, and there was no electricity and - up to press time - running water on the island.

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Frustration over partially-blocked dock in Inagua

A PARTIALLY-BLOCKED dock at Inagua is hindering large mailboats from offloading goods and hampering businesses by reducing their available goods, local entrepreneurs claimed yesterday.

According to several residents, the mailboat Lady Matilda - which brings food, supplies and other goods to the island about every ten days - has a hard time accessing the Yacht Basin because of three sunken vesse...

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Five charged after Inagua drug bust

Four Haitians and a Bahamian of Haitian descent were charged yesterday in connection with last week's seizure of 21 kilos of cocaine.

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