President Cyril Ramaphosa visits the affected areas in KZN to see the damage that has been done by the devastating recent floods. The president arrived on Wednesday morning where local and provincial disaster management teams briefed him.
The president was expected to make several stops around the affected areas. His first stop to the family that has lost their siblings where four people died on Monday night due to the structural collapse.
Mr. President also said that those families that have been affected “whatever your problems are, we are with you all the way,” he also mentioned that he and the Premier Sihle Zikalala along with the mayor eThekwini Municipality Mayor, Mxolisi Kaunda, and their team have already started to assist to the families those have been victimized by the flood.
Fifty-nine people have been confirmed dead in KZN from the recent heavy
rains. The province in this place has been experiencing most disasters that
occur in those areas.
South African
citizens are experiencing a painful time during this Easter holiday to search
for their beloved members due to the flood that has happened in KZN. Public
parents are expected to monitor humanitarian aid and public service delivery
according to KwaZulu-Natal catastrophic floods. Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane
Best Friday, Kwamashu, Ntuzuma, Lindela, and Molweni visited a direct
demarcation. During their visit, she was a member of the community where her
relatives were buried under the rubble, other food, clothes, and hygiene
materials. "We have lost important documents such as birth certificates
and identification cards. Some were taken to neighbors after the house was
washed away. " Floods and landslides have evacuated more than 40,000
people. A state of emergency has been declared in the state.
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