Thousands have been left without water due to two separate burst mains in Northern Ireland.
Residents have been affected by the loss of supply in Dunmurry and Dungannon.
It is estimated water will be restored in Dungannon at 4pm, and in Dunmurry at 5.30pm.
In a tweet, Northern Ireland Water said: "Our apologies if you are affected but we are dealing with 2 separate bursts today in Dunmurry #BT17 & Dungannon #BT71.
"We'll do our best to have water restored ASAP."
NI Water has also issued some advice for residents who are affected.
It says: "NI Water are aware of a loss of supply in your area.
"Customers may experience a loss of water supply or a drop in pressure when the work is being carried out. We are working to fix the problem as soon as possible.
"Discoloured water can occur when the mains are disturbed. This can happen when there has been an interruption to supply following a burst main and the operational activity associated with the repair. The discolouration will be short-lived, and running the tap for a while should help clear it from the system.
"All water is disinfected to ensure it is safe to drink. Following operational activity, the level of chlorine in the water supply may be boosted temporarily. The amount of chlorine is carefully controlled and monitored at our treatment works and strategic points in the distribution system.
"Water quality samples are taken following burst mains repairs to ensure that a satisfactory water supply is restored to customers.
"If you need further help or advice, please contact us on 03457 440088 and one of our team will be here to help, 24 hours a day."
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