WUC blames council for water crisis in Borolong

BOROLONG: It looks like there is no end in sight-at least for the foreseeable future- for the water crisis that has been bedeviling Borolong for the past two weeks.

A high-powered Monday meeting addressed by an initially apprehensive Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) Deputy Chief Executive, Godfrey Mudanga at the Borolong kgotla to brief residents, failed to come up with a solution and it appears the residents will have to make do with brackish water from the river despite its dire consequences.

Monday this week marked the beginning of the third week since taps in the village went dry and in the morning of the day, residents could be seen walking about the village with pails and plastic containers that are now a common sight in the village.

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