Melon Radebe
12 October 2015
The Western Cape Government
says it is closely monitoring the impact of usually dry seasonal weather in
some regions across the province.
Alan Winde, MEC of Economic Opportunities
says he is concerned about the impact of water shortages on agriculture, a
leading export sector.
“Our province is still undertreat
in certain areas with low rainfall. Our dams are not full in the more specific
on the West Coast and in the Karoo region.” Winde said.
“The season has still a bit of
chance to have some reason but we are watching it very closely. And in
conjunction with the ministry of local government along with Disaster Management
so we can prepare ourselves.” Winde added.
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