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Re: Living Off the Planet (none / 1)
Water restrictions still stand as rain hits drought stricken Cape Town
" 'We need much, much more rain to start re-filling our dams. Please continue to save water as before. Level 6B restrictions still apply. Thank You,' she tweeted."
Western Cape Government | Water Alert
Extreme water savings are needed in the following regions:  

  • City of Cape Town - level 6B water restrictions.
  • Drakenstein Municipality - level 6 water restrictions in effect.
  • Saldanha Municipality - level 5 water restrictions in effect.
  • Stellenbosch Municipality - level 5 water restrictions in effect.
  • Swartland Municipality - level 5 water restrictions in effect.

High Alert: City of Cape Town
Residents and visitors in the City of Cape Town are restricted to using 50 litres of treated water per person, per day for the purposes of drinking, washing and cooking. All exemptions have been revoked.
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Cape Town dam levels on 29 March 2018:  22.1%

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