KwaZulu-Natal COGTA says four people have died as storms wreaked havoc in Mtubatuba and other parts of the province this weekend.
has confirmed that four people have died in Mtubatuba as heavy rainfall and thunderstorms wreaked havoc in northern parts of the province.
Mngadi said the storm tore roofs off houses and caused damage to infrastructure, including power cables, roads, bridges, and vehicles.“Up to now, more than 70 houses in Somkhele and KwaMyeki areas in Mtubatuba have been identified as destroyed. Some houses suffered complete damage, rendering families homeless. Community halls and churches have opened their doors to the public, while others have sought alternative accommodation with relatives.
Furthermore, Mngadi said in the Harry Gwala District, the Greater Kokstad Municipality experienced heavy rains and a hailstorm in Pakkies Location. Approximately six households were affected, with no reported fatalities, injuries, or displaced individuals.
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