The average levels for Western Cape dams have increased to new a high of 81.2%. The latest levels for dams, providing water to the City of Cape Town, are at 100.3%. The MEC of Environmental Affairs Anton Bredell has cautioned the public to still use water responsibly as the province heads into the summer season. - Smile 90.4FM

The average levels for Western Cape dams have increased to new a high of 81.2%. The latest levels for dams, providing water to the City of Cape Town, are at 100.3%. The MEC of Environmental Affairs Anton Bredell has cautioned the public to still use water responsibly as the province heads into the summer season.

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12 October 2020

By Smile Staff Reporter

Smile Staff Reporter

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