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Cape Town residents urged to slash water use after storms hammer treatment plants

14 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Reduce water consumption to “essential use only”, the City of Cape Town warned residents in an alert on Thursday morning, after severe weather this week battered key water treatment plants, putting …Read More at Source

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