Somila Nkosana
22 November 2016
Dam levels in the Western Cape
have dropped to an average of 55%, worse off compared to the same period last
year.
Local Government MEC Anton
Bredell earlier briefed the media on the drought impact in various
municipalities, some whom are implementing strict water restrictions.
The province has expressed
concern at the situation in five towns where situation is deteriorating.
Last year this time we were
seating at about 65% and as we’re heading now to our warmest and driest season,
the depreciation in dam levels is very concerning.
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