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WATER RESTRICTIONS AS FROM 1 FEBRUARY 2017
Rawson Property Group - Level 6B Water Restrictions will be implemented in Cape Town on 1 February 2018, where Capetonians will be restricted to 50L of water a day. Here's a breakdown
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City of Cape Town on Twitter: "DROUGHT CRISIS WARNING: Level 4 water restrictions are now in effect. Learn what this means for you. #ThinkWaterCT https://t.co/FhjpFa25Cw" / Twitter
City of Cape Town on Twitter: "From 1 October 2018, water restrictions and tariffs will be lowered to level 5. Well done Team Cape Town! Our water saving has helped our dams
