The National BriefingResidents of Bezuidenhout Valley in Johannesburg have been warned not to drink or use tap water following possible contamination linked to damage to a water pipeline during sewer repair work.
Residents of Bezuidenhout Valley in Johannesburg have been warned not to drink or use tap water following possible contamination linked to damage to a water pipeline during sewer repair work. Johannesburg Water says the restriction will remain in place until laboratory tests confirm the water is safe, with alternative water supplies being provided. What does this mean for residents on the ground?
Guest: Samuel Mwale - Bezuidenhout Valley resident
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