A road tanker was spotted floating in the Indian Ocean on Tuesday morning while heavy rain continued to batter KwaZulu-Natal, leaving death and destruction in its wake.
Cameron Service, CEO of local environmental organisation The Litterboom Project, told TimesLIVE he had located part of the tanker at the beach near the Durban Country Club.
Service and his team have been assessing the debris and pollution that has washed up on Durban’s beaches overnight.Cameron Service/The Litterboom Project“This is the worst I have ever seen, probably the worst in the past 50 years.”
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