10 Cardiff schools have been forced to close due to a burst water pipe causing water supply issues in parts of the city. Engineers are currently working to repair the burst pipe that has affected areas in west Cardiff. Among the schools that have been closed are Plasmawr School in Fairwater, Danescourt Primary, Mary Immaculate, and Fairwater Primary. Welsh Water has acknowledged the burst on their network, leading to low water pressure or no water in the CF5 area until the issue is resolved.
The incident has left schools, homes, and businesses in the affected area without water. Residents are advised to stay updated on the situation as repairs are being carried out. The closure of the schools is impacting both students and staff, highlighting the importance of resolving the water supply issue promptly. The burst water pipe has disrupted normal activities for many in the affected area, prompting concerns about the inconvenience caused by the incident.
As engineers work diligently to fix the burst pipe and restore water supply to the affected parts of Cardiff, the community is urged to remain patient and vigilant. The closure of schools serves as a reminder of the impact infrastructure issues can have on daily life, underscoring the need for swift and efficient responses to such emergencies. Stay tuned for further updates on the situation as the repair efforts progress.