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Waterstride in Cape Town
We are calling on all stakeholders including members of the public to take all the steps they can to drive down water use at their homes and businesses. We are doing everything within our power to ensure no community runs dry over the coming months but we must advise that matters will in all likelihood only get worse from here on out until our next rainfall season.”
Bredell met with the National Minister of Water and Sanitation last week where several ongoing augmentation schemes were discussed.
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Waterstride in Cape Town
We are calling on all stakeholders including members of the public to take all the steps they can to drive down water use at their homes and businesses. We are doing everything within our power to ensure no community runs dry over the coming months but we must advise that matters will in all likelihood only get worse from here on out until our next rainfall season.”
Bredell met with the National Minister of Water and Sanitation last week where several ongoing augmentation schemes were discussed.
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“We had a productive meeting and I remain confident that all three spheres of government working better together can pull the province through this drought.”Bredell is also set to appear before the National Portfolio committee on water and sanitation within the next few days to discuss the ongoing crisis.
“We look forward to discussing further solutions and support. Other entities that have been invited includes both national and local government and stakeholders in the water and disaster environments. At the same time our augmentation interventions remain ongoing across the province with a key focus on the most vulnerable areas including hospitals and schools.”Theewaterskloof is currently at 27.6% (2016: 52.8%); Voëlvlei Dam is at 2732% (2016: 71%) and Clanwilliam Dam 40% (2016: 100%). Brandvlei Dam is 32% (2016: 57%).
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