Cape Town's 'Day Zero' Moved To July

Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN)The day that taps in drought-hit Cape Town are forecast to run dry has been pushed back another month to July 9, authorities in the South African city announced on Tuesday. "Day Zero" has been periodically pushed back following rain and the implementation of water-saving measures across the city and the surrounding region. Maimane also expressed gratitude to farmers from Groenland for transferring water from their private reservoirs to help replenish dwindling supplies in the Steenbras storage dam last week.