Henties, Swakop residents urged to use water sparingly

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2025-04-21

HENTIES BAY, 19 March 2025 - The signage of the Henties Bay Municipality. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 21 APR (NAMPA) – NamWater has urged residents of Henties Bay and Swakopmund to use water sparingly following damage done on Erongo RED infrastructure, leading to a significantly affected power supply to NamWater’s infrastructure.
The particular infrastructure is critical to the water supply system.
The entity in a public notice on Monday said the water available at Henties Bay is only sufficient until the afternoon of Tuesday.
“The sev...

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