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WILLOWMORE NEWS - Willowmore residents are advised by the Dr Beyers Naudé Local Municipality (DBNLM) that a threat to the water availability might lead to potential water interruptions in the supply of water to the residents in the area.

The municipality has identified a decrease in water supply from the fountain, which has been attributed to the contamination of the water source due to soil infiltration. 

This issue will raise concerns among the residents as it directly impacts their access to clean and reliable water.

Upon investigation by DBNLM, it has been determined that the filling of the fountain with soil has led to a substantial reduction in water supply to the area. 

The municipality says the negative impact on the water supply is a cause for concern and must be promptly addressed to avoid further complications. 

The decreased water supply from the fountain directly affects the daily lives of the residents who rely on this water source for various purposes such as drinking, cooking, and sanitation. 

Furthermore, any potential interruptions in the water supply could exacerbate the situation, leading to additional inconveniences to the community, says the municipality. To mitigate the impact of the decreased water supply from the fountain, it is imperative that immediate action is taken to address the issue. 

The DBNLM considers implementing a comprehensive plan to remove the soil from the fountain and restore the water supply to its normal capacity.

Additionally, the development of strategies to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future should be prioritized to ensure the long-term sustainability of the water infrastructure in Willowmore. 

The municipality will take immediate action to rectify the decreased water supply from the fountain in Willowmore. By implementing measures to restore the water source and prevent future occurrences, the municipality can uphold its commitment to providing reliable and sustainable water supply to the community.

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