Road Closure Notice 12.04.2018
Thursday, 12 April 2018
WASCO informs the public within the Maseru City that there will be temporary Asphalt Road closure of one lane of the road section of Airport Road at Sea Point, Maseru on 14th April 2018. The closure is due to the partly road crossing construction works under “Mr. Tseliso Paul Chitja Sewerage Connection Project”. The Contractor
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Water Shortage Notice 22.02.2018
Thursday, 22 February 2018
Dear Customer, Please be informed that there is water shutdown from 22.02.18 in the following areas in Maseru: Sea Point, Moshoeshoe 2 Temong, Maseru East Khubetsoana Selakhapane This is due to a leakage along the main supply pipeline. Maintenance works have commenced and supply will be restored as soon as it is completed. WASCO regrets
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Water Shortage Notice 08.02.18
Monday, 05 February 2018
Dear Customer, Please be informed that cleaning of the high north reservoir is scheduled to commence on 08.02.18. As a result, the following areas in Maseru will experience water shortages: Koalabata Sekamaneng Ts’osane Ts’enola Customers are encouraged to store enough water before this time and use it sparingly. WASCO regrets the inconvenience this disruption may
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Water Shortage Notice 30.01.18
Tuesday, 30 January 2018
Dear Customer, Please be informed that there is maintenance scheduled at Mpilo reservoirs from 30.01.18. Residents of Qoatsaneng, Katlehong and other neighbouring villages are warned that as part of the works, water would be released from the reservoir and therefore heavy overflows will be experienced. WASCO regrets the inconvenience to be caused by the water
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Water Shutdown Notice 09/01/18
Wednesday, 10 January 2018
Dear Customer, Please be informed that there is water shutdown in Maseru from 09.01.18. This is due to the ongoing cleaning of service reservoirs, done in an effort to eliminate the bloodworms that have infiltrated the water supply infrastructure in some parts of the capital city. Most areas of the capital are expected to experience
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