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Burst pipes disrupt water supply across Newcastle suburbs

Several Newcastle suburbs are facing water interruptions as municipal teams work to repair multiple burst pipes.

Several suburbs are experiencing water supply interruptions this morning due to at least four reported burst pipes.

Newcastle Municipality released an official statement this morning informing residents that they were aware of the burst pipes and that it was being attended to.

The following areas are currently affected:

  • Pioneer Park
  • Amiel Park
  • Hutten Heights
  • Sunnyridge

The reported burst pipes are located at Van Niekerk Street, Rider Haggard Street, and at the corner of Hunter and Victoria Streets.

“Our technical team is currently on site attending to the repairs; the estimated water restoration time will be communicated upon assessment of progress and site conditions,” they said.

They continued: “The municipality sincerely apologises for the inconvenience caused and appreciates the patience and understanding of all affected residents.”

All water and sewer-related complaints can be reported to 087 740 8839, and electrical complaints to 034 328 4700 during office hours. After hours, please contact 079 542 8228.


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