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The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) has advised customers in several North-East Trinidad communities that water supply has been reduced because of low river levels caused by prolonged dry season conditions.
In a release issued on Tuesday, WASA said reduced production at the North Oropouche and Quare water treatment plants has affected supply to a number of areas, despite the start of the 2026 wet season.
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service declared the start of the wet season on May 5, but WASA said river sources remain depleted beyond normal seasonal recovery levels because of below-average rainfall during the dry season.
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