KARIEGA FLOODS CAUSED HAVOC!

By Akhona Mlilwana

Nelson Mandela Bay was battered by heavy rain yesterday, prompting a massive response from emergency services and local authorities.

The severe weather conditions brought widespread disruptions, with reports of flooded roads, damaged homes, and stranded residents. The South African Weather Service recorded over 100mm of rainfall in some areas, exceeding the monthly average.

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Disaster Management Centre activated its emergency response plan, deploying teams to affected areas.

Mandla Ngcongco, Municipal Disaster Management Chief. Said “We have mobilized all necessary resources to ensure public safety,”

“Our priority is to provide assistance to those in need and minimize damage.”

Local residents came together to support affected neighbors, offering shelter, food, and clothing.

Nonkululeko Moni (45) told Daily Kasi News “ It’s heartwarming to see our community unite in the face of adversity,”

Rain flooded parts of Nelson Mandela Bay in the past few days.
At least up to 70 people have been safely removed to various mustering points in 55 rescue operations in dispatch

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