Rand Water spokesperson Justice Mohale said that if people start stocking water they will drain the system, resulting in an increase of days for the raising of water levels. TheStar_news
Johannesburg - Rand Water has given its assurance to Gauteng residents that water will be flowing as normal from Monday and Tuesday and discouraged people from stockpiling water.
“Our biggest worry is that people will stock water and once they realise that they didn’t need to stockpile, some will throw the water away and waste it,” he said. “Rand Water has two purification plants, the Zuikerbosch and Vereeniging water treatment stations. Zuikerbosch is the biggest water purification plant and will not be affected. During the connection of the two pipelines we will be purifying water as normal,” Mohale said.
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