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Morden is asking residents and commercial operators to scale back on water use and placing mandatory restrictions on industrial operators to reduce water consumption overall by more than 30 per cent. (Mikaela MacKenzie / Winnipeg Free Press files)
Parched ground and rapidly declining lake levels in the Pembina Valley have forced the City of Morden to declare extreme drought conditions and the rationing of available water.
Parched ground and rapidly declining lake levels in the Pembina Valley have forced the City of Morden to declare extreme drought conditions and the rationing of available water.
WINNIPEG The City of Morden is experiencing extreme drought conditions, and is urging residents to cut back on their water use. In a public notice posted on Friday, the city said the lake it gets its water from is now nearly nine feet below the full supply level. This places the city in extreme drought conditions. It is calling on residents and businesses in the city to take immediate action to cut back on water usage by 30 per cent. Among the requested actions, residents are asked to stop watering their lawns and only water their gardens once a week. Residents should not wash their cars, and commercial car washes are told to reduce their hours of operation by 20 per cent.
Winnipeg Free Press By: Kevin Rollason | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 23, 2021 Save to Read Later
Morden resident Theresa Dueck and her family don t use their bathtub just to get clean they use it to keep their vegetable garden thriving.
Morden resident Theresa Dueck and her family don t use their bathtub just to get clean they use it to keep their vegetable garden thriving.
Every time Dueck s family takes a bath or shower they put a bucket under the faucet until the water warms up. It takes 10 to 15 seconds before the water gets hot. we use it to flush toilets and on the garden, she says.
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