Residents living along uMdloti river have expressed concerns over the state of the river. They say there is also a constant sewage smell that lingers in the air. Picture: Zanele Zulu/African News Agency Residents living along uMdloti river have expressed concerns over the state of the river. They say there is also a constant sewage smell that lingers in the air. Picture: Zanele Zulu/African News Agency Residents living along uMdloti river have expressed concerns over the state of the river.
Angie Wilken, the chairperson of the Mount Moreland Conservancy, said after lodging numerous complaints about the river’s pollution and a site visit to the Verulam Plant more than a year ago, she was devastated at its current state. “The stench of raw human waste and chemicals are overwhelming. The water colour could only be described as a disgusting black-grey and the nearby rocks have turned white. This is the worst it has been in 35 years, things have just festered. Will the entire river just become sewage?”
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