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Botshabelo residents urged to conserve water amid supply strain

Residents of Botshabelo are warned that excessive water demand is currently affecting water supply in Sections L, H, R, C, D, N, and surrounding areas, especially high-lying areas.

According to the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality, the ongoing heatwave and irregular rainfall, has significantly increased water consumption. “Non-essential water use are placing significant pressure on water storage levels and the reliability of the water supply.

As a result, residents may experience low water pressure or intermittent supply,” the municipality said.

Residents are urgently requested to conserve water by immediately reducing or stopping irrigation, avoiding all non-essential water use, and ensuring taps are properly closed at all times.

“These measures are essential to protect water storage levels and ensure a reliable water supply for all residents. The City thanks residents for their continued understanding.”

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