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Dozens of families relocated after sewage pipe burst in Makhaza

12 January 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader
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The relocation of flood victims from Lansdowne Road Informal Settlement also known as LR in Makhaza is ongoing.

The post Dozens of families relocated after sewage pipe burst in Makhaza appeared first on City Vision.

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