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Harare To Resume Pumping Water To Residents

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 03:23 pm

Harare City Council announced that it has secured water treatment chemicals that will last for seven days while it is working to acquire more supplies. In a statement released on Tuesday, the council said:

Harare City Council has found contingent supplies of chemicals to resume water production 3 hours from now.

The suppliers of the chemicals have been paid. The other quantities are coming from Bulawayo and are expected to arrive this evening.

Pumping to residents will be progressive from one area to another. Western suburbs will begin to receive water 8 hours from production start while the CBD and Mbare, Highfield/Sunningdale will access water after 12 hours/midnight.

Albert Echetah

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