NWC: Low water pressure continues in sections of St Catherine, St Andrew

November 9, 2026

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NWC: Low water pressure continues in sections of St Catherine, St Andrew

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The National Water Commission (NWC) says customers in sections of St Catherine and St Andrew continue to experience low water pressure and intermittent supply disruptions due to a mechanical issue at the Well W facility.

In a statement on Monday, the NWC said its maintenance team is assessing the problem to determine the remedial work required.

The Commission says customers will be advised of the expected date for full restoration once the assessment is completed.

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