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Maun's water network has been under a P3.6 billion upgrade since 2019, and rationing has been a fact of life through most of it — Water Utilities Corporation itself has put demand at roughly 15 million litres a day against about 9.9 million supplied. WUC publishes no live rationing schedule, so this board is neighbours confirming to each other whose taps are actually dry right now.
These reports come from neighbours, not the water utility. Anyone can read the board; reporting dry taps takes a free account, which keeps it honest. A report clears itself after about 12 hours, so the board stays current on its own. When several people report the same area, it’s likely the whole area is dry — not just one tap.
Reporting a water problem to Water Utilities Corporation (WUC)
WUC does not publish a live rationing schedule for Maun. Report a fault through their offices, or the number on your water bill.