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Water crisis slowly improving
Water may be restored soon.
This is according to Mr Godfrey Maumela, the executive manager of Bulk Water Dispatch at Rand Water.
“Over and above the problems we had, we had another power failure on Monday morning. This has derailed the progress of restoring water. With the power being restored, the pumps have started pumping water to the reservoirs. But because we are trying to fill the reservoirs from empty, it will take some time to fill them,” he said.
Mr Maumela urged the community to save water.
“As we are still dealing with this crisis situation, we urge those who have water to use it sparingly,” he said.
Now schools are closing due to this issue.. more money to be spent.
water , like the rest of this once great country , is being screwed up by these incompetent , corrupt , clueless ” officials”….in these fat0cat jobs as a consequence of the ” numbers game ”….the masses have voted these **%$#@&* into taking our cash and squandering it ! no maintenance or new dams for 20 years , little wonder we are in another crisis ! emply sms promises from ekurhuleni……ja / nee !!!!!!!!!!!