Johannesburg’s western suburbs will tomorrow get a taste of Cape Town’s possible future, when the taps run dry for up to 33 hours.
The move comes after Rand Water announced a planned outage in order to conduct maintenance on the district’s primary pipelines.
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According to Randburg Sun, the outage was originally penned for mid-August but was postponed. However, the outage — now planned for Tuesday 5 September from 8am — will still affect around 23 suburbs in the Randburg area.
REMINDER: Some Jhb residents to be affected by 33-hour #watercut from 5 Sept while @Rand_Water repairs water line @JHBWater ^NS pic.twitter.com/wnEnSvTnTJ
— City of Joburg (@CityofJoburgZA) September 4, 2017
The City of Joburg will station a number of water tankers across the city to compensate for the outage.
It also advises users to sign up to JHB Water’s updates via SMS.
#savewater Subscribe to the @JHBWater SMS notification service for alerts on planned or unplanned service interruptions ^NB pic.twitter.com/KESqiQ5EUA
— City of Joburg (@CityofJoburgZA) September 4, 2017
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