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Cape Town dam levels increase by 2,1%

2 June 2020

Dams supplying the Cape metro have increased by 2,1% over the past week (25 May – 31 May 2020) to 55,1% of total capacity.

​Water consumption was at 647 million litres per day for the same period. This is down by 29 million litres per day since the last update two weeks ago, when it stood at 676 million litres per day. It was not possible to complete last week’s dam levels update due to a COVID-19 infection at the office where this is normally compiled. 

‘The South African Weather Service has predicted higher than average rainfall in our part of the country this year, and with this in mind we are cautiously optimistic that the rains of last week are a sign of things to come,’ said the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Water and Waste, Alderman Xanthea Limberg.

Please visit www.capetown.gov.za/thinkwater for information relating to current water restrictions (Level 1 currently in place), guidelines around alternative water sources such as boreholes and rainwater tanks, tariff information, and other useful tools for enabling a water-wise city. 
 

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City of Cape Town, Media Office