The local consumer rights watchdog, the Consumers Association of Malawi, had been planning to hold vigils at the water board until the water supply was normalized, but the board asked protesters to hold off, promising to distribute water to residents through mobile water tanks.  The consumer rights group has given the water board two weeks to fulfill its commitment before proceeding with the protests. 
Bungwe la Consumers Association of Malawi lomwe limayang'anira anthu ogula zinthu mmisika, lakhala likukonzekera m'bindikiro ku Waterboard pofikila madzi atayambanso kutuluka bwinobwino, koma ogwira ntchito ku Waterboard anawauza anthuwa kuti aime kaye, powalonjeza kuti iwo akhala akupereka madzi mmakomo mwa anthu kudzera mu ma tanki awo. A Bungweli apereka masabata awiri kwa a Waterboard kuti akwanilitse lonjezo lawo asanapitilire ndi zionetsero zawo.