An estimated 12,000 properties near Glasgow have been affected by a burst water main.
Scottish Water is working to restore normal supplies to customers after a burst on a strategic 18 inch water main near Whinhill Primary School in Greenock.
Customers in the PA15 and PA16 postcode areas in Greenock can expect to face low water pressure or a loss of their normal water supply.
A spokesperson for Scottish Water said: “We estimate that about 12,000 properties across these areas are affected by the disruption to normal supply.
“Our operatives are now working to isolate the damaged section of water main, and we are arranging our repairs teams to attend to start repair work a soon as possible.
“We will work to restore normal supplies to affected customers as quickly as possible.
“We apologise for the inconvenience and thank them for their patience and understanding.”
Customers who have experienced flooding should contact 0800 0778 778, or get in touch through the company website.
Affected residents who may need additional support can sign up as a priority services customer on Scottish Water’s website.
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