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Cape Town’s dam levels drop as demand for water spikes

Cape Town’s collective dam storage has slipped to 83.2% as of Tuesday, 18 November, down from 83.5% the previous week.

Cape Town’s dam levels drop as demand for water spikes

Cape Town’s collective dam storage has slipped to 83.2% as of Tuesday, 18 November, down from 83.5% the previous week.

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