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Water cuts set for several South Coast areas

The process will commence on 10 November 2020 from 5pm to 11 November 2020 at 6am. During this process, there will be zero incoming flow and thus downstream areas including eThekwini reservoirs and Amanzimtoti works will have limited system input volume.

EThekwini Municipality informs residents of the interruption of water in the South region. The interruption will affect the supply of water in some areas in the South of Durban.

The Municipality’s Water and Sanitation Unit will undertake a planned shutdown of the South Coast Augmentation pipeline to replace a faulty scour valve and a leaking air valve on the 800mm diameter steel trunk main, supplying Amanzimtoti waterworks,” said spokesperson Msawakhe Mayisela.

The process will commence on 10 November 2020 from 5pm to 11 November 2020 at 6am. During this process, there will be zero incoming flow and thus downstream areas including eThekwini reservoirs and Amanzimtoti works will have limited system input volume. ALSO READ: Water cuts loom for Toti For this reason, the following areas might experience poor pressure or no water towards latter times of the shutdown period, amid the construction:

Amanzimtoti CBD, Isipingo, Athlone Park, Doonside, Warner Beach, Winklespruit, KwaMakhutha, most parts of Adams Mission Lewis Dr area, Lotus Park, Illovu Lovu Beach, Kingsburgh, Panorama Park and Umgababa.

EThekwini Municipality apologises for any inconvenience caused during this period, and requests residents to use water sparingly.”

For more information and enquiries regarding water supply, residents are urged to contact call centre number on 080-131-3013 or EWS WhatsApp number on 073148-3477.

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