Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality
has urged residents to reduce water consumption as low storage levels are experienced in various reservoirs. Municipal Spokesperson Mthubanzi Mniki says the low levels are caused by the reduction in production in the Nooitgedgat Water Treatment Works. Mniki says the Department of Water and Sanitation requested a supply to be reduced from 30% to 20% due to a canal failure higher up in the Orange River transfer scheme.
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You should have given them directives, water is life just like oxygen if you want to ration it means you want to kill our people
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