In an unfortunate turn of events, Cape Town residents in a substantial portion of Gordon’s Bay, specifically the area delineated by Sir Lowry’s Pass Road, Dennehoek Road, Disa Road, and the Coastline, are grappling with extended water disruptions following the detection of a new leak.
Initial reports indicated a pipe burst had been swiftly repaired, and water supply was temporarily reinstated. However, as the system was being recharged, a subsequent leak was identified, prolonging the water supply predicament for affected residents.
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Water tankers are mobilised to distribute water
The dedicated maintenance team is diligently working to minimise the inconvenience caused by these unforeseen circumstances.
As a mitigation measure, water tankers are mobilised to distribute water for essential domestic consumption in the affected areas.
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Residents are urged to play their part in conservation by keeping taps closed during this period. This not only prevents potential water wastage but also safeguards against any damage when the water supply is eventually restored.
The City of Cape Town apologises for inconvenience caused
The City expresses sincere regret for any inconvenience caused and assures residents that every effort is being made to swiftly address the situation.
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“The City regrets any inconvenience caused,” said the City.
Updates will be provided as the maintenance team progresses in resolving the water supply challenges.
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