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Johannesburg Water to continue operations on illegal water connections in Emndeni, Soweto


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Johannesburg Water to continue operations on illegal water connections in Emndeni, Soweto

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Johannesburg Water to continue operations on illegal water connections in Emndeni, Soweto

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15th November 2024

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Johannesburg Water will proceed with its planned operation to disconnect illegal water connections in Emndeni, Soweto (Region D) on Friday, 15 November 2024. This follows a similar operation in the Phumla Mqashi area on Tuesday, 13 November.

The operation is part of Johannesburg Water's ongoing efforts to address the challenges posed by unauthorised connections, which undermine the integrity of the city's water network and contribute to water wastage.

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Given the potential risks associated with this operation, including possible community resistance and unrest among affected residents, Johannesburg Water is reviewing security measures to ensure the safety of employees and the success of the operation. 

To support these efforts, Johannesburg Water Security, along with the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD), South African Police Service (SAPS), and Public Order Policing Services (POPS), will be on standby.

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These precautions are in place to ensure a safe, effective operation while addressing the critical issue of illegal water connections.

The meeting point will be Avalon Prepayment Depot, 1 Calendula Road, Klipspruit West (opposite the Pikitup Depot) at 09:00.

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