Water to be fully restored in Brunei-Muara district on Feb 2


Repair works being carried out at Kampong Batang Mitus. - PWD

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Repair works on the main water pipeline at Kampong Batang Mitus continued to make progress, with 12 of the 16 damaged pipes restored as of 10.30pm on Friday (Jan 30), as large parts of the Brunei-Muara District remained without water since Thursday (Jan 29).

The Public Works Department (PWD) said the emergency repair works, necessitated by landslides in the area, are expected to be completed by Sunday (Feb 1), subject to weather conditions. Water supply is projected to be fully restored by Monday (Feb 2), once water levels stabilise and reach storage tanks in affected areas.

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