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Water interruption in Ensimbini and Folweni

The filling up of the reservoir is expected to take a few days.

ON MONDAY morning, January 9, eThekwini Municipality announced that repairs to the main pipeline that supplies the Umlazi 2 Reservoir have been completed and the filling up of the reservoir is currently underway.

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This follows a major leak in the pipeline which affected the water supply in some parts of Ensimbini and Folweni.
eThekwini spokesperson Msawakhe Mayisela said the reservoir will take a few days to recover successfully as there was no inflow of water into the reservoir during the repairs.

“In the meantime, tankers are being dispatched to the affected areas. The municipality apologises for the inconvenience caused,” said Mayisela.

For more information on water supply, contact the toll-free number on 080 311 1111 or use the eThekwini Water and Sanitation Department’s WhatsApp: 073 1483 477. Alternatively, email: Eservices@durban.gov.za

 

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Vusi Mthalane

Vusi Mthalane is a senior journalist with the South Coast Sun newspaper. With more than 13 years of newsroom experience, he covers stories that matter to communities along the South Coast, from Isipingo to Umgababa. His work has also appeared in The Witness, Zululand Fever, and the South Coast Fever.

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