STAFF are unable to perform their work effectively due to sewage flowing through their offices in Chloorkop.
The sewage has been flowing into QT’s offices, yard and even onto Proton and Ossewa streets for about two weeks..
The company offers labour, resources, equipment and the skills required to install, maintain and manage electrical structures.
According to the owner of QT, Lueallen Reddy, the problem started on April 24, and despite numerous calls to the Ekurhuleni customer centre, no technicians came to their rescue until two days later.
“When they finally came out, they did not resolve the problem. The sewer is still persisting and despite numerous calls again, no one has come out to help,” said Reddy.
The metro had still not responded to EXPRESS’ enquiry.
