Treatment works issue leaves 24,000 without water
Summary
Around 24,000 people in the Tunbridge Wells area of Kent are without water due to a problem at a water treatment plant. South East Water is trying to resolve the issue caused by a faulty batch of chemicals. Bottled water stations have been opened to help affected residents.Key Facts
- About 24,000 customers in Kent are without water due to a treatment plant issue.
- South East Water says the problem started because of a bad batch of chemicals.
- A new batch of chemicals arrived and water quality checks are in progress.
- Bottled water stations are available in Tunbridge Wells for affected residents.
- The issue is expected to last until at least Monday morning.
- Some local businesses, like pubs, are unable to open due to the water outage.
- Local residents are using alternative water sources, like bottled water from stations.
- The problem has caused inconvenience for residents and local businesses.
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