The Customer Care of the WMA should be contacted, without delay on 206-3000 or at the following address: The Celicourt, Sir Celicourt Antelme Street, Port Louis.
Normal amounts of household bleach, disinfectants and detergents will not harm the domestic wastewater treatment system. However, excessive amounts of bleach will temporarily reduce the treatment capacity, as the microorganisms needed to treat the biological waste will be killed off.
Excess amount of food, grease or oils will overload and damage the wastewater treatment system, which may eventually lead to blockages.
Rain waters from the roof and yard should not be connected to the wastewater treatment system. These waters should be discharged separately in a soakaway.
All wastewater outlets, that is, toilet, bathroom, kitchen and laundry discharges are connected to the wastewater system.
Wastewater charges are calculated on the volume of water consumed.
Contact your respective local Authority to apply for building clearances.
This service is free of charge for a first application, subject to a ceiling which has been approved by the Government.