Talavera Estate has seen its fair share of water pipe bursts and another took place just yesterday, 31 October.
Joburg Water is the process of acquiring the necessary materials to attend to the damage. They have also placed various water tanks in the area for residents to make use of.
In May this year, a water pipe explosion saw a family lose their home and homeowners expressed their fury for the on-going inconvenience of being left without water.
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Johannesburg Water has confirmed a burst at Talavera. ^VT— Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) October 31, 2017
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Johannesburg Water has since commenced with isolating the 600mm line to access the damage and the cause of the burst. ^VT— Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) October 31, 2017
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Johannesburg Water will then begin the process of getting the necessary materials for repairs. Tanks will be placed on-site— Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) October 31, 2017
#JoburgUpdates: Techs are still working on repairing #Talavera, Water tankers will be available at the following areas today👇 #SaveWater ^TT pic.twitter.com/aymNdhHUIV
— Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) November 1, 2017
- Broadacres Shopping Centre
- Cedar Creek Estate
- Thorntree Complex, Cedar Avenue West
- Runnymead Road and 3rd Road, Chartwell
- Watercombe Road, Chartwell
- Fifth Road and Cladon Road, Chartwell
- Zandspruit Road, Farmall
- Terra Nova complex
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