Cleanup operations are underway in Randfontein following reports of a tornado that injured at least 24 people. South African Weather Services are investigating the claims of a tornado event, which caused significant damage to buildings, houses, and cars.
The South African Weather Services is investigating claims that a tornado struck Randfontein . Picture: Screengrab
Motlhale said they have activated a multi-stakeholder engagement to facilitate response and relief interventions. “It was not only a whirlwind that we saw over those areas but also large amounts of small hail over most parts of those areas.
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