Rand Water maintenance will leave parts of Gauteng without water for 87 hours
Rand Water said residents in the cities of Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and Tshwane, as well as other direct customers of Rand Water, would be affected by the 87-hour water cut.
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JOHANNESBURG – Parts of Gauteng are expected to be without water this weekend as Rand Water says it will be carrying out routine maintenance on one of its pipelines from Friday.
The utility said residents in the cities of Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and Tshwane, as well as other direct customers of Rand Water, would be affected by the 87-hour water cut.
Rand Water said the shutdown would allow it to carry out maintenance work on key pipelines and the schedule would be tied to the new B6 pipeline.
Residents of the affected areas are urged to use water sparingly during this period.
REVISED MEDIA STATEMENT
Implementation of Art #B6 Pipeline the project will start from 17:00 on Friday the 19th and will be completed on 23 August 2022 at 8:30. The project will last 87.5 hours. #RandWater #PlannedMaintenance
[NS] pic.twitter.com/4wbs4waDOXRand Water (@Rand_Water) August 17, 2022
From 19 to 23 August 2022, the Rand water supply will be shut off in various areas of Tshwane.#RandWater #PlannedMaintenance pic.twitter.com/tDeGfPUfsq
City of Tshwane (@CityTshwane) August 16, 2022
Areas affected by the scheduled water shutdown:
Tshwane:
– Laudium
– Mabopane
– Soshanguve
– Acacia Reservoir
– The lotus garden
– Bakenkop
– Blair Atoll Reservoir
– Sunderland Ridge
– Erasmia
– Saulsville Reservoir
– Vaderbloom Reservoir
– Luvlardi reservoir
– Cosmodal
– Rooihuiskraal Reservoir
– Clapperkop
Ekurhuleni:
– Windsor
– Solar ridge
– Fishers Hill
– Extension of primrose
– Glenn Murray
– Clopper Park
– Marlands
– Solheim
– Elandsfontein
– Isanda
– Industries
– Vaudeville
– Ellsburg
– Dryfontein
– Delville
– South Germiston
Affected areas under water in Joburg:
– Presidential Park
– Halfway house
– Klipfonteinview
– Southhills
– Lynn Meyer
– Diepsloot
– Sandton
– Alexandra
– North-western regions