The City of Tshwane has temporarily shut down the Temba water treatment plant, which supplies water to Hammanskraal and surrounding areas following concerns about the quality of water in the Leeukraal Dam. The plant is the same one that made headlines after a deadly cholera outbreak that killed over 20 people in Hammanskraal. As citizens bear the brunt of the current water crisis, roaming tankers will provide water to residents until the situation normalizes.

The City of Tshwane has temporarily shut down the Temba water treatment plant, which supplies water to Hammanskraal and surrounding areas following concerns about the quality of water in the Leeukraal Dam. The plant is the same one that made headlines after a deadly cholera outbreak that killed over 20 people in Hammanskraal. As citizens bear the brunt of the current water crisis, roaming tankers will provide water to residents until the situation normalizes.

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Tshwane’ Temba Water Treatment Plant Shut Down

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