Water Pipe Installation Along Nugent Avenue | Temporary Road Closure
The APUA Water Business Unit will be installing a 4-inch HDPE pipe along Nugent Avenue this evening, Monday 21st July, between approximately 6:00 p.m. and midnight. During this period, the intersection of Factory Road and Nugent Avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic.
Works will continue on Tuesday 22nd July, with the closure of the intersection at Old Parham Road and Nugent Avenue.
Road users are kindly asked to proceed with caution. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to enhance our water distribution system.
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