No working toilets or running water at Gatwick as airport suffers major outage
Water returned to most of Gatwick Airport after a power outage at a treatment works closed toilets and restaurants and forced bottled-water handouts.
- On Sunday, SES Water reported low water pressure or supply loss for customers in TN8, TN11, and parts of RH1 following an issue at the Bough Beech Water Treatment Works.
- Residents in the RH6 postcode district and Horley have also reported being without water, expanding the disruption beyond the initial areas identified by the supplier.
- Gatwick Airport is suffering a severe water outage, with passengers at the North and South terminals unable to flush toilets and access hand-washing facilities.
- Providing bottled water to vulnerable customers on its priority register, SES Water is working to restore normal supplies across Surrey, West Sussex, Kent, and London.
- Teams are actively working to resolve the problem and return water supplies to normal, with the utility apologizing to customers for the disruption.
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Gatwick Airport's reopening statement after weekend water problems
One of the UK's biggest airports had to close multiple cafes and toilets on Sunday
Gatwick Airport issues reopening statement after weekend water problems
Britain's second-busiest airport lost its water supply for much of Sunday, forcing the closure of restaurants, cafes and toilets across both terminals, with normal operations expected to resume for Monday's first flights
Gatwick Airport in the UK experienced a water supply outage on Sunday, rendering some restrooms unusable and forcing several restaurants to temporarily close, causing inconvenience to many passengers.
Travelers had to get along at London's Gatwick Airport without working toilets. Only hours later the water supply was restored.
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