The level of dams supplying water to Nelson Mandela Bay continues to hover around 10%.
This is according to the latest information provided by the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality on Tuesday.
The total available water is 29,394ML which results at about 10%. The combined capacity for the dams is 281,571ML.
The dam with the most capacity in the system, Kouga which can hold 125,910ML, is at 4.2% (5,286ML)
The municipality is encouraging residents to work together to save water to help beat a dry July.
Residents can report water leaks on 080-0205-050.
For tips on how to save water, visit the municipal website.
HeraldLIVE
Worrying low Nelson Mandela Bay dam levels
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The level of dams supplying water to Nelson Mandela Bay continues to hover around 10%.
This is according to the latest information provided by the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality on Tuesday.
The total available water is 29,394ML which results at about 10%. The combined capacity for the dams is 281,571ML.
The dam with the most capacity in the system, Kouga which can hold 125,910ML, is at 4.2% (5,286ML)
The municipality is encouraging residents to work together to save water to help beat a dry July.
Residents can report water leaks on 080-0205-050.
For tips on how to save water, visit the municipal website.
HeraldLIVE
Image: Nelson Mandela Bay municipality
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