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Tshwane mayor Nasiphi Moya has given the green light on the safety of water supplied from the Magalies Klipdrift water treatment plant in Hammanskraal.
The first phase of the water purification project, aimed at providing clean water to the community after years of struggling with unclean water supply, has been completed.
“This announcement follows extensive testing conducted by the city, Magalies Water and the national department of water & sanitation,” Moya said.
“The latest laboratory tests confirm the water now meets all the required health standards for consumption. This comes after a process of purging the reticulation system, which was previously supplied by Temba Water Works, using clean water sourced from the new Klipdrift package plant. The purpose of the prolonged purging process and accompanying inspections was to ensure the system is fully rehabilitated, disinfected and safe.”
The project’s first phase will supply at least 12.5Ml of treated water per day to various areas in Hammanskraal, including wards 49, 73, 74 and 75. Specific areas that will benefit from this initiative include Mandela Village Marokolong, Ramotse, Kekana Gardens and Babelegi Industrial.
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