GQEBERHA - Coca-Cola has stepped to help fight off Nelson Mandela Bay Day Zero.
It has handed over 3 solar-powered groundwater harvesting and treatment units.
However, Deputy Water and Sanitation Minister, David Mahlobo, warns the city is not yet in the clear.
The seven-year drought that caused the water crisis in Nelson Mandela Bay is drawing in more support from private businesses who are lending a helping hand.
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These boreholes will supply about 90-million litres of water each year.
Water wheelbarrows have been donated to senior citizens.
Water and Sanitation Deputy Minister, David Mahlobo, applauds Coca-Cola for coming onboard.
Johnson has cautioned residents to use water sparingly as dam levels run at just 15-percent full.
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