Rand Water said it was in discussion with management at the Ekurhuleni Municipality in a bid to avoid issuing mixed messages around the shutdown.
Johannesburg - Rand Water on Tuesday said that it was in discussion with senior management at the Ekurhuleni Municipality in a bid to avoid issuing mixed messages around scheduled water pipe maintenance and unanticipated burst water pipes.
The City of Ekurhuleni issued an advisory on social media warning residents to expect low pressure and even no water in some areas during Rand Water's 54-hour shutdown from Monday to Wednesday. Singo said that the work on the B11 pipeline shutdown remained on schedule and on target, and if Rand Water would issue an advisory timeously to residents if it expects to encounter any challenges.
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