PEOPLE in one Scottish town have been left without water.
Scottish Water has sent an update to people in East Kilbride who are experiencing issues.
The company reassured them that engineers are working to fix the problem in the G75 area.
A statement on the water supplier's website reads: "Customers in East Kilbride have reported an interruption to their water supply.
"We are currently on the way to investigate the issue and are aiming to be on site as soon as possible.
"While we investigate, please be aware that you may experience no water supply or low/intermittent water pressure.
"You may also experience discoloured water."
On Twitter, Scottish Water apologised to residents in the area.
We'd like to apologise to our customers in #EastKilbride #G75 with no water. Technicians are on their way to investigate the issue. https://t.co/V12MV8TKC0
— Scottish Water (@scottish_water) March 24, 2023
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