Tshwane Water Crisis Prompts Audit of Gauteng Treatment Works
Officials say 833 people sought treatment after drinking contaminated water, while Majodina argues the illness cluster cannot be classed as an outbreak.
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South Africa: Water Minister Denies Bronkhorstspruit Illnesses an 'Outbreak' - Despite 833 Reported Cases
Minister Pemmy Majodina denies a water-related illness outbreak in Bronkhorstspruit, as officials point to infrastructure failures and residents' water use, while offering no firm timeline for restoring a safe piped water supply.
Water minister denies Bronkhorstspruit illnesses an ‘outbreak’ despite 833 reported cases
Minister Pemmy Majodina denies a water-related illness outbreak in Bronkhorstspruit, as officials point to infrastructure failures and residents’ water use, while offering no firm timeline for restoring a safe piped water supply.
The Bronkhorstspruit water crisis: Reform and actual caring needed - Daily Friend
The crisis over contaminated water in Bronkhorstspruit is ultimately due to sheer dereliction of duty by the Mayor of Tshwane, Nasiphi Moya, and senior officials. By Monday, the number of gastrointestinal cases had risen to 833, many of them children and infants living around Bronkhorstspruit, an area to the east of Tshwane.
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