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Question of the Day: Main reasons you wouldn't get an EV?
NMBM fears that day zero has arrived
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Load-shedding+Water Shedding
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No water for coffee…
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Apartheid
It's the WMC (Water Monopoly Conservatives) in the WC that are to blame for that.....
stormiezzz
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stormiezzz
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He took the water too.
what we are using is more than what we are having, succinct and to the point!
The O.G. superhero, able to perform some amazing feats even though he was here centuries ago
Fortunately we're not yet at Day Zero:
Intermittent water supply for large parts of Nelson Mandela Bay
Nelson Mandela Bay residents can expect continued intermittent water supply as the Emerald Hill reservoir runs dry.
In a statement on Friday the municipality said the reservoir fed Walmer Heights, Miramar, parts of Lovemore Heights, Charlo, Fairview and surrounds.
“The reticulation system is seriously compromised and intermittent supply is going to be experienced throughout the metro.
“Water tankers will be deployed. However, given the extent of disruption it will be impractical to deploy tankers in all these areas.”
The municipality said the Chelsea reservoir was only at 11% capacity and areas including Kabega, Greenbushes, Rowallan Park, Hunter’s Retreat, Westering and Linton Grange, among others, would also remain without water.
www.heraldlive.co.za
Intermittent water supply for large parts of Nelson Mandela Bay
Nelson Mandela Bay residents can expect continued intermittent water supply as the Emerald Hill reservoir runs dry.
In a statement on Friday the municipality said the reservoir fed Walmer Heights, Miramar, parts of Lovemore Heights, Charlo, Fairview and surrounds.
“The reticulation system is seriously compromised and intermittent supply is going to be experienced throughout the metro.
“Water tankers will be deployed. However, given the extent of disruption it will be impractical to deploy tankers in all these areas.”
The municipality said the Chelsea reservoir was only at 11% capacity and areas including Kabega, Greenbushes, Rowallan Park, Hunter’s Retreat, Westering and Linton Grange, among others, would also remain without water.
Intermittent water supply for large parts of Nelson Mandela Bay
Nelson Mandela Bay residents can expect continued intermittent water supply as the Emerald Hill reservoir runs dry.
www.heraldlive.co.za
HavocXphere
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Not sure I'd even want to drink water coming out of a <15% source.
At those levels I think you mean eat.