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WASA imposes water-use restrictions from tomorrow

Verified: 3 outlets have reported this story since Nov 15, 3 of them from Trinidad and Tobago.

📍 Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, TT·🕐 3h ago·3 outlets

The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) will introduce water-use restrictions from Monday as El Niño conditions are expected to reduce rainfall and affect the replenishment of the country’s water sources ahead of the 2027 dry season. The restrictions take effect at 12.01 am on November 16 and prohibit customers from using WASA-supplied water through hosepipes or similar equipment, including sprinklers and pressure washers, to water private gardens or wash private motor vehicles. Continue reading WASA imposes water-use restrictions from tomorrow at CNC3.

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3 outlets from Trinidad and Tobago, where the story is: CNC3, Trinidad Express, TTT News · how we count

  1. Nov 15, 1:36 PM UTCFirst report· you’re reading this
    WASA imposes water-use restrictions from tomorrowcnc3.co.tt ↗
  2. Nov 15, 4:47 PM UTC+3 h
    WASA Introduces Water Use Restrictions From Mondayttt.live ↗
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  4. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 15, 4:47 PM UTC · +3 h
  5. Nov 15, 5:06 PM UTC+4 h
    Water-use restrictions from 12.01 a.m.trinidadexpress.com ↗
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[Claude] Report 2 covers the same WASA announcement of water-use restrictions starting Monday, with consistent details.

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