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Despite the chronic water shortage, the Nelson Mandela Bay metro says it will fend off Day Zero

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Just as 2022 ended, 2023 began up and down like a yo-yo as far as rainfall is concerned. November was 50mm below norm with December 45mm above. Then comes January with 15mm above average and then February 20mm below average in the Bay.

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As summer continues in the Western Cape, the official dam level stats in the province continue to fall, sparking urgent warnings to residents.

Boil-before-drinking: Low dam levels have forced the metro to introduce borehole water into the municipal reticulation system.

By now, every Nelson Mandela Bay resident would have experienced water outages, be it for a few hours or days at a time, as the reality of the city’s water scarcity takes hold.