President Ramaphosa extends condolences to families affected by George building collapse, sympathising with those who lost loved ones.
Rescue operations, spearheaded by a collaborative effort involving various stakeholders and emergency personnel. Image: George Municipality
With the collapse already claiming seven lives by Tuesday night, the President’s sentiments reflect a nation mourning the loss and rallying around the ongoing rescue efforts.statement released by the Presidency The Presidency issued the statement when the death toll stood at five, but it has since risen to seven.
He further commended the emergency personnel involved in the operation, acknowledging their bravery and unwavering commitment. With 111 emergency personnel currently engaged in the rescue efforts, supported by volunteers and civil society groups, the collective endeavour underscores a unified response to the crisis.As the rescue operations persist, the Premier urged the public to afford authorities the necessary time and space to conduct their duties effectively.
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