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City making great strides in power restoration
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Date: 2022-05-20 12:56:48

City making great strides in power restoration

ETHEKWINI NEWSFLASH
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
28 APRIL 2022
 
CITY MAKING GREAT STRIDES IN POWER RESTORATION
 
Over the past few days, eThekwini Municipality was able to reconnect power to numerous areas, thanks to technicians who in the aftermath of the floods, have been working unceasingly.
Power has been fully restored in the following areas:
 
SOUTH
Amanzimtoti, Prospecton, Doonside, uMlazi H and G sections, Chatsworth, Southway Mall, Illovu, KwaMakhutha, Folweni, Mbumbulu, Merebank, Lamontville, Glebelands Hostel, Philani Valley, Mavern, Hillary, Fynnlands, Woodhurst, Kharwastan and Seaview.
 
Power has also been restored to uMlazi Mega City. All that remains now is for various businesses in that area to indicate to our teams when to energise their businesses so that this is done safely.
 
NORTH
Hazelmere, Phoenix Clayfied/Northcroft, oThongathi, Phoenix Industrial, Reservoir Hills, Ntuzuma, Verulam CBD, Moreland Industrial, Phoenix Industrial, Avoca Hills, Seacow Lake, Trenance Park, Inanda Newtown, Effingham, Redhill, Mt Morelands, Amatikwe, Tea Estates, KwaMashu A, L, and J sections, Parkgate, Amaoti and Amatikwe.
 
CENTRAL
Morningside, Glenwood, Umbilo, Westmead, Sydenham, Springfield, Botanic, Clare Estate, Westville and Cato Manor.
 
WEST
Pinetown CBD, Kloof, Highland Hills, KwaDabeka, Mpola, Crestholme, Forest Hills, The Wolds, Hillcrest, and Clermont.
 
Teams continue to work tirelessly to restore power in other areas as well. The city appeals to the public still facing power outages, to be patient.
 
The public is urged to continue to report electrical faults to our 24-hour call centre 080 311 1111 or email electricity.faults@durban.gov.za 
 
ENDS
 
Issued by eThekwini Municipality.