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Water supply shut down from Friday

The planned shutdown is expected to start on August 19 and last until August 23.

Parts of Tshwane might be without water for 87 hours from Friday as Rand Water connected its newly laid network.

In a statement, the metro said the shutdown was expected to be between 09:30 on August 19 to August 23 at 01:00.

The metro said a booster station should supply the residents reduced water than normal and urged residents to use water sparingly during this time to prevent reservoirs from running dry.

“Residents should also ensure that they store sufficient water to sustain them for the duration of the shutdown,” the statement read.

The following reservoirs in Tshwane might be affected by the shutdown of water supply:

– Akasia Reservoir

– Atteridgeville HL Reservoir

– Atteridgeville LL

– Bakenkop Reservoir

– Blair Athol Reservoir

– Carina Reservoir

– Constantia Park

– Cornwall Booster

– Erasmia Reservoir

– Erasmusrand Reservoir

– Heuweloord Reservoir

– Klapperkop Reservoir

– Klipfontein Reservoir

– Laudium Reservoir

– Lotus Gardens Reservoir

– Louwlardia Reservoir

– Mabopane Reservoir.

– Meintjieskop Reservoir

– Mnandi Reservoir

– Monumentpark Reservoir

– Pierre van Ryneveld Reservoir

– Rooihuiskraal Reservoir

– Salvokop Reservoir

– Soshanguve DD Reservoir

– Soshanguve L Reservoir

– Sunderland Ridge Reservoir

– Valhalla Reservoir

– The Reeds Reservoir

– Waterkloof Reservoir

– Waterkloof East Reservoir

– Wonderboom

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