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Passengers at Cape Town International Airport can breathe a sigh of relief, as the water supply has been fully restored after a temporary disruption caused by necessary municipal repair work.

The Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) confirmed on Monday morning that the issue, which surfaced on Sunday, had been resolved, allowing for the seamless continuation of airport operations.

On Sunday, as travellers passed through the busy airport, they were informed of the water supply interruption affecting various amenities and services in the terminal.

The disruption was attributed to ongoing repairs taking place outside the airport precinct, in an effort by municipal authorities to enhance infrastructure.

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Despite the challenges posed by the temporary water outage, ACSA acted swiftly to implement contingency measures aimed at minimising inconvenience for passengers and airlines.

With a commitment to ensuring that operations ran smoothly, airport personnel worked diligently to maintain standard services while the repairs were underway.

By Monday morning, ACSA took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to update the public: ‘Water supply at Cape Town International Airport has now been restored following the earlier municipal disruption. We thank our passengers and stakeholders for their patience and understanding,’

This message was met with relief from those who had been impacted by the water supply issues.

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