More than 40 tonnes of rags, nappies, and wet wipes were hauled from Manenberg’s sewer system in just two months, as the City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate raced to prevent a …Read More at Source
Rags, nappies, and wet wipes: 40 tonnes of waste removed from Cape Town sewer system
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