Water disruptions to affect large parts of Port Elizabeth on Sunday
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality on Friday reminded residents and businesses of planned maintenance on Sunday, which will affect water supply to large parts of Port Elizabeth.
"Water supply to Gelvan Park, Gelvandale, Helenvale, Springdale, Bridgehaven, Jarman, Algoa Park, Kwaford, Young Park, New Brighton, Struanway, Struandale Industrial, Kwazakhele, Balfour Heights, Missionvale, Dora Nginza Hospital, Nelson Mandela University Vista Campus, Zwide, Silvertown, Soweto-on-Sea and Veeplaas will be disrupted from 06:00 in the morning," described Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Media Management Officer, Kupido Baron.
"We kindly request residents to prepare themselves accordingly to allow for critical work on the water distribution system to take place.
"Water tankers will be stationed in the affected areas."
Baron said that residents can contact the Metro's 24-hour call centre at 0800 20 50 50 for specific locations where the tankers can be located.
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