The Tunberbridge Desert problem affected 24,000

About 24,000 customers are without water in Konal and the problem is set to continue at night, the water company has confirmed.

Take care, South East water (sewing) apologize to customers in Wilbar Pultipbrids who have experienced a loss of water or low pressure due to a problem in the work used.

The couple, the ear postponed the resolution of the issue to 06:00 GMT on Monday.

Matthew Wand, head of operations control, said the Plambubiat water treatment plant has stopped working “not because of bad chemicals”.

The new oath was received on Sunday, he said.

The managing director of Pahansa Goleus, Marc Sims, said in a statement that about 24,000 people are without water.

He said: “We continue to reduce the surrounding water and tanks into the network to break as much as possible to restore the supply.

“We received a new batch of affected chemicals this morning and a water quality check is required today.”

Bottled water stations are set up in the Tunfidcer sumureded well of the Plays Center, on Jalan Str I Snifts, saeng shout, and on the east car road.

“However, because of the winter in the ponfidging, we chose to pack the results,” BIM said.

Another water station is expected to open in the RCP car park, in Teta Tetabridge.

“We are waiting for bottled water to be delivered. We will let you know when you are ready to use it,” MRS Sims added.

Nicola Hodgson, who lives nearby at the time as well as Waspelon, was among the customers wondering why water stations were first set up in different cities.

She said her husband had tried to visit the Mundung water station “first thing this morning and nobody was there”.

“We have two young children, five and seven years old, so (they) are already there for grandma, so we can get them something later,” he added.

Siskfridge MP Mike Martina said he was also without water and spoke to the Executive.

He wrote in X: “for those who are not aware, this problem has been caused by the coagulant chemical pathway.

“A new chemical solution has been tried and the team has been working at night to clean up the treatment of PEMBBURI.”

Meanwhile, Teresi Bartttt, who runs a black horse on Camden Street, said PUB has been without running water since midnight.

He said: “Sadly this means it’s illegal for us to open. If I could, I would.”

Losing a trading day would be “devastating”, said Willasy, Daharing: “I can’t close, I can’t lose trading now.

“Things are quite difficult for hospitality today, businesses in this sector will be prepared to order tables today and lose an extreme amount of money, (staff

Peter Vincent, who lives in Polit hill, said he noticed that “it is accepted” not to play “on Sunday.

“We will get flow and pressure down the hill from the rain,” he told the BBC’s Kent Radio.

“For us to be slow like that, it will be quite difficult for some people somewhere in the city when they are all drawing water.”