UPDATE: Alleged theft of regulating valve, gauge and monitor in Meyerville

According to Mr Leon Enslin of AfriForum, a regulating valve has been stolen

September 22, 2016

Senamile Phungula 1 minute read

UPDATE: 11.31am, 23 September

Mr Leon Enslin, AfriForum Chairman, said a regulating valve, pressure gauge and flowmeter-monitor were allegedly stolen from the recently installed pressure regulating system.

According to him a pipe was also installed in Ivan Street yesterday which could have affected the water provision to residents in Meyerville.

A pressure regulating valve, gauge and flowmeter monitor were allegedly stolen.

22 September

There is currently a water leak in the pressure regulating system that the Lekwa Municipality recently installed in Meyerville.

According to Mr Leon Enslin, chairman of AfriForum, the regulating valve that controls water pressure has been stolen.

He said the municipality must as a temporary solution insert a blank where the valve was, to stop the leak.

“It is a temporary solution, but it will stop the leak.”

Some residents of Meyerville complained about low water pressure while others say they have no water.

The Standerton Advertiser will update its readers.

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September 22, 2016

Senamile Phungula 1 minute read

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