Showing posts with label Namwater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Namwater. Show all posts

Friday, 26 February 2021

FLOODS IN NAMIBIA 2021: ALL FOOTAGE FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY | НАВОДНЕНИЯ В НАМИБИИ 2021

Floods in Namibia

According to the latest estimates 2020-2021 rainy season is one of the best in Namibia's recorded history although some parts of the country experienced damaged, blocked and closed roads, flooded houses, burst dams and washed away walls. Flash flooding has been reported as well as severe flooding in southern regions of Namibia. NamWater reported that most dams in Namibia are close to 100% full.

RAINY SEASON FLOODS WINDHOEK AND AROUND NAMIBIA 2021 НАВОДНЕНИЯ В ГОРОДЕ ВИНДХУК И НАМИБИИ ЮЖНАЯ АФРИКА

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Friday, 12 May 2017

Namibia: Water Shortage In Ohangwena Region

Water Shortage In Ohangwena Region

Kindly be advised that Ongula Village Homestead Lodge has been affected by water shortage that is currently experienced in Ohangwena Region. The national water supply corporation (Namwater) have not yet indicated as when this situation will be contained.

The water pressure is very low to fill up the water tank for tap water, however the Lodge have prepared big water containers that will be provided to guests for use at their rooms. Normal shower facilities will be affected and therefore african-style bucket shower will be adopted, providing an authentic adventure.

Please note that this situation is temporary, however we would like you to advice your clients accordingly to be aware of what they might experience with the water shortage situation in the region. Should water crisis pro-long, we will inform you.

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