WASA warns of water shortages

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March 9, 2025

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THE 2025 dry season has already begun to impact water supply across Trinidad and Tobago.

Speaking at a news conference yesterday at the Caroni Water Treatment Plant in Piarco, WASA chief executive Keithroy Halliday confirmed that the dry season, which is expected to peak in mid-March, will likely cause shortages.

Director of Water Management Services (North West), Shaira Ali.

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