Seven Seas Desalination Plant Out of Service For Further Emergency Repairs
The Water and Sewerage Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (WASA) is advising customers that the Seven Seas Desalination Plant will be out of service for a further twenty-four (24) hours, from 7:00 AM today (Wednesday 7th October, 2026), to allow emergency repairs to the 24-inch main that carries water from the plant onto WASA’s distribution system.
WASA said the plant is expected back in service on or before 7:00 AM on Thursday (8th October, 2026).
Customers in the following communities in the Central and South West districts may experience a disruption in supply:
- Vance River
- Guapo
- Gonzales
- Egypt Village
- New Lands
- Vessigny
- Parrylands
- Cochrane
- Mahaica
- Fanny Village
- Harriman Park
- Clifton Hill
- Cap-de-Ville
Truck-borne water is available to affected areas on request. Customers can call the WASA hotline on 800-4H20 (800-4420).
WASA said it “apologizes for the inconvenience and thanks customers for their patience while crews complete the repairs. Updates will be shared on WASA’s social media pages.”
Please be guided accordingly.
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