The SANDF has been roped in to help with the devastating flooding in KwaZulu-Natal with reports that several people have already been killed while others are unaccounted for.
JOHANNESBURG - The South African National Defence Force has been roped in to help with the devastating flooding in KwaZulu-Natal, with reports that several people have already been killed while others are unaccounted for.
There are also power failures in several areas and the South African Weather Service is predicting that the heavy rain will continue to bear down on the province on Tuesday. #KZNfloods Buildings have collapsed, roads have been swept away, houses are trapped beneath mudslides and emergency services have spent the night rescuing and evacuating people from their homes. ML
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