Devoted Knysna citizens clear drain

Neil Stanley Morton and Maude Jordaan-Morton of Hydrojet recently took the time during a weekend to clear a blocked drain in Knysna's Main Street, which had been overflowing for weeks.

Editor Elaine King

Thursday, 20 June 2024, 11:02
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Devoted Knysna citizens clear drain
Neil Stanley Morton clears the blocked drain - in his own time with his company equipment.

KNYSNA NEWS - When citizens take to looking after their town is when things get done!

Neil Stanley Morton and Maude Jordaan-Morton of Hydrojet recently took the time during a weekend to clear a blocked drain in Knysna's Main Street, which had been overflowing for weeks.

They sponsored the equipment, and diesel to run the high-pressure equipment, and it took four hours "to get this dirty job done".

Penny Johnston Rice thanked them on behalf of Revive Knysna and #KeepKnysnaClean.

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