Update
GEORGE NEWS - The Garden Route Dam is now 99.69% full, according to the latest water level update.
No rainfall was recorded at the dam over the past week, but the dam remains close to full capacity.
The latest figures show that daily water demand is 36.9 million litres (Ml), compared with the target of 35 Ml per day.
This means current consumption remains 1.9 Ml above the daily target, highlighting the importance of continued responsible water use.
Haarlem Dam remains above 100%
Haarlem Dam is also in a strong position at 101.31%.
No rainfall was recorded at Haarlem Dam over the past week.
The latest level is slightly below the previous figure of 101.43% recorded in late July, but the dam remains above its 100% capacity mark.
Residents urged to keep saving water
Despite the healthy dam levels, water remains a precious resource and residents are encouraged to continue using it responsibly.
With no rainfall recorded over the past week and daily consumption in George above the municipal target, keeping demand under control will help protect the municipality’s water security.
Residents are encouraged to fix leaking taps and pipes, avoid unnecessary water wastage and use water wisely.
Previous articles:
- Rain comes down and the Garden Route Dam level goes up!
- Garden Route Dam edges closer to full capacity as residents urged to keep saving water
- Garden Route Dam level update with latest rainfall for George and Haarlem
- New 16,5 ml water reservoir for George - another on the horison
- Garden Route Dam drops a further 1,58%
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