Tobago Assesses Water Supply Readiness Amid El Niño Forecast

Politics

September 14, 2026

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The Tobago House of Assembly is preparing for potential water supply challenges linked to El Niño conditions.

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine hosted a meeting on Monday to assess Tobago’s readiness, amid forecasts of reduced rainfall and warmer conditions.

The discussions are focused on proactive measures to protect the island’s water supply and strengthen preparedness in the coming months.

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