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Cracked pipe causes water disruption in parts of Polokwane

Water outage in parts of Polokwane due to a pipe crack on R37. Repairs are ongoing, says the Municipality.

POLOKWANE – Residents in several areas of Polokwane are facing water supply challenges due to a damaged water pipe along the R37 road near Church Street.

Thipa Selala, the spokesperson for the Polokwane Municipality, has confirmed that water shortages and low pressure are being experienced in affected neighbourhoods.

“Technical teams have been dispatched to carry out repairs, although there is no confirmed timeline for when the issue will be resolved,” says Selala.

The affected areas include:
  • Fauna Park
  • Penina Park
  • Ivydale
  • Ivy Park
  • Extension 34
  • Surrounding suburbs

To assist residents during this period, water tankers have been deployed to provide temporary relief.

Residents seeking further information or wishing to report issues can contact the Water and Sanitation Call Centre at 015 290 2376, WhatsApp 068 290 8736, or use the MyPolokwane Citizen App.

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