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Storm exposes blocked stormwater drains

November 13, 2015
Less than a minute
If it did nothing else the storm this afternoon, Friday, pointed out where the municipality has neglected to maintain the stormwater drainage system under our streets. This is the intersection of High and Mark streets, the Vryheid Library side, where a huge pool collected, seriously inconveniencing pedestrians and exposing them to drenching splashes from passing traffic.
If it did nothing else the storm this afternoon, Friday, pointed out where the municipality has neglected to maintain the stormwater drainage system under our streets. This is the intersection of High and Mark streets, the Vryheid Library side, where a huge pool collected, seriously inconveniencing pedestrians and exposing them to drenching splashes from passing traffic.
If it did nothing else the storm this afternoon, Friday, pointed out where the municipality has neglected to maintain the stormwater drainage system under our streets. This is the intersection of High and Mark streets, the Vryheid Library side, where a huge pool collected, seriously inconveniencing pedestrians and exposing them to drenching splashes from passing traffic.

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November 13, 2015
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