Local newsMunicipalNews

Left without water for days

From Saturday, people had to fend for themselves, as no workers or water tankers were dispatched to the area

Residents of Mysore Road and surrounding streets were left without water for four days recently.

The reason for the water cut was that someone evidently closed a valve situated in Mysore Road. Upset and frustrated residents phoned uThukela numerous times to ask for assistance while battling without water.

From Saturday, people had to fend for themselves, as no workers or water tankers were dispatched to the area.

On Monday afternoon, a frustrated resident phoned IFP councillor Abbas Warasally for help.

Cllr Warasally in turn phoned uThukela, who then immediately came and opened the water valve.

“I am disappointed in how long it took uThukela to come and fix this small problem. People with small children had to cope under difficult circumstances for such a long time before anything was done. Why does a councillor have to phone before uThukela springs into action?

They are providing a service for all the people and should take everyone’s problems seriously. This is really unacceptable,” commented Cllr Warasally.

DID YOU KNOW?
Click on the words highlighted in red to read more on this and related topics.
If you are reading this on your cellphone and there are telephone numbers provided in the text, you can call these simply by clicking on them.
To receive news links via WhatsApp.

For the latest news, visit our webpage or follow us on Facebook and Twitter  why not join us there?

 

At Caxton, every story is written by humans. We use AI only to perform quality checks - never to generate the news. Happy reading!

Support local journalism

Add The Citizen as a preferred source to see more from Northern Natal News in Google News and Top Stories.

Related Articles

Back to top button