Workers 'closer' place of water leaks to chaos

The workers have the area where a water leak disturbed enormous traffic disorders in Southampton this week in Southampton.

In his latest update, Southern Water said that it had made good progress in the “narrowing” of the area, in which the leak could be, and intends that the street is still opened on Friday evening.

This happens because there are even major disorders tomorrow, since thousands of cruise passengers are expected to come to street work at the same time.

According to Southern Water, it “worked with partners to create additional signs and information in order to reduce overload” as a reaction to the expected cruise traffic.

A spokesman for Southern Water said: “Our teams continue to work on finding a leak in Redbridge.

“We continue to progress in the restriction of the area in which it could be.

“The reinstatement of the road surface on the road to the east continues, and we stay on the schedule on Friday evening to reopen the roadway towards the east.”

“We will provide another update tomorrow.”

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The detection of Notlecks on the overflight and near the area started late Monday evening and is now continued.

Three ships will be docked tomorrow in the port of the city, the Oceania Vista, Fred Olsen Balmoral and P&O Britannia, the 1,200, 1,350 and 3,600 passengers.