City of Joburg starts flood 🌧️ awareness campaign, as Gauteng residents are warned to brace themselves for heavy rainfalls this week. Catch up on what's happening here:
MMC for Public Safety David Tembe said communities must be educated about how to handle emergencies especially floods.Afrirent to keep City of Joburg fleet on the road despite new contract not being approved
“It remains our responsibility as government to educate our people, especially amidst a rainy season. We need to take fire and water safety education to churches, schools and even taverns. We need to teach all spheres of society about first aid, so we can improve response time.” “So, you have got people in the schools, people in the church, in the shebeen who we have trained, so our response time become one minute,” Tembe said.Disaster Management skills to mitigate response time challenges
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