Some dams may be almost full, but the issues are far more complex and rain patterns are not predictable, Fourways Review reports.
In light of this, Johannesburg Water has put in place Level 1 water restrictions, as the Vaal Dam water levels are below 80 percent.
READ MORE: Cape Town to introduce level 6 water restrictions in new year to avoid running dry
The City has also urged residents to comply with the City’s bylaws.
Residents are only allowed to water gardens between 6pm and 6am, and are prohibited from using a hosepipe carrying municipal water to clean paved areas and driveways.
In order to save water, residents are advised to follow these tips:
See Johannesburg Water’s tweets below:
https://www.citizen.co.za/news/south-africa/cape-town-to-introduce-level-6-water-restrictions-in-new-year-to-avoid-running-dry/
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