Schools shut again as water supply issues continue
Summary
Several schools in Sussex and Kent have closed again due to ongoing water supply issues. The problems started after a storm and power outage affected water distribution, leaving about 25,000 people without water or with intermittent supply. The situation has led to calls for action against the water company responsible.Key Facts
- Approximately 25,000 people are dealing with water supply issues in Sussex and Kent.
- Several schools had to close because they don't have enough water.
- The water issues began after a storm and a power cut affected water facilities.
- South East Water said there are 12 ongoing water interruptions in the network.
- Ulcombe Church of England Primary in Kent is providing online learning due to closures.
- There have been calls for South East Water's chief, David Hinton, to resign.
- Five bottled water stations were set up to help affected areas.
- The leader of Kent County Council declared a "major incident" due to the water supply problems.
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