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Water flows unchecked in Industrial Street
A project leaves litres of water filling Industrial Street behind the factories since 16 August. “The company packed their equipment and working containers and left the premises on 14 August,” sources said. The sources alleged that the project employees filled the pipes with soil in an effort to curb leaking water before abandoning the site. …
A project leaves litres of water filling Industrial Street behind the factories since 16 August.
“The company packed their equipment and working containers and left the premises on 14 August,” sources said.
The sources alleged that the project employees filled the pipes with soil in an effort to curb leaking water before abandoning the site.
The project was registered according to the municipal infrastructure grant programme with an allocated budget of R10-mil and included the replacement of AC pipes with PVC, the upgrades of the Standerton Waste Water Treatment Works, and the installation of boreholes and sanitation services in rural areas.
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