The more than 50 public pools in the eThekwini Municipality has turned green and stands at risk of having to be drained unless the city can secure chlorine for it. DailyNewsSA
Durban - The more than 50 public pools in the eThekwini Municipality has turned green and stands at risk of having to be drained unless the city can secure chlorine for it.
After nearly three months of lockdown and with the parks and recreation facilities easing under level three, the city's Parks workers began returning to work but have been unable to do anything about the green pools as there is no chlorine. The Daily News sent the eThekwini Municipality questions on Tuesday and reminded an employee at the communications department on Wednesday about the questions. No response had been received by midday on Wednesday.
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