💨 Abstract
Western Cape's major dams have risen to 83% capacity due to persistent winter rains, providing relief to residents. This is an improvement from last week's 79.8% but still below last year's 93.1%. More rainfall is forecasted, but officials caution against complacency, stressing the importance of continued water conservation. Residents are urged to use water sparingly and report leaks to sustain improved water security.
Courtesy: Garrin Lambley
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