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Large parts of Soshanguve at risk of water outages due to high reservoir consumption | SA News

The City of Tshwane has warned there is a risk that a large part of Soshanguve may have no water in the coming days as the Soshanguve L Reservoirs are continuing to experience excessively high water consumption.

Tshwane said despite having sufficient supply from the Rand Water line, the reservoirs’ levels are unable to move above 30%. 

“These critically low levels are making it unsafe for the city technicians to pump water to the Soshanguve L Tower zone which supplies Block L, M, K, LKK schools and a clinic,” said the city’s spokesperson Selby Bokaba.

Bokaba said these areas have been without water since Friday due to the low water levels in the Soshanguve L Reservoirs.

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