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Flooding in KZN declared a provincial disaster
Local newsThe provincial executive say they will coordinate and manage the disaster in terms of existing legislation.
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Stop panic buying, there is no fuel shortage
Local newsDelivery of fuel at some stations has been slow owing to roads damaged or closed due to flood damage.
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KwaDukuza lifeguards support emergency teams – beaches closed
Local newsBeaches from Ballito to Zinkwazi are closed.
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10 Umdloti apartments lost in landslides [Watch]
Local newsBellamont Road, the uppermost road on the north side of Umdloti, was initially the worst hit, with flooding rolling in…
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Relief on the way say North Coast relief organisations
Local newsHelp is on the way to get essential items to many of those affected by the floods.
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Residents fund Salt Rock beach ‘keep it clean and safe’ initiative
Local newsThis is part of a pilot project which has seen the SRNW funding a private security presence at Salt Rock…
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New R256-million substation planned for Ballito and surrounding areas
Local newsThe substation, to be built in the Compensation area, will shift between 12MVA-18MVA from the Shakaskraal substation, allowing for further…
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Umgeni Water shuts down operations at Hazelmere treatment works
Local newsWater turbidity caused by continuous heavy rains in catchment areas since the weekend does not meet standards.
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Watch: Northbound N2 closed at uMhlali River overpass, traffic piles up between Salt Rock and Tinley Manor [Road Closures]
Local newsMotorists have reported a travel time of up to two hours between Stanger and Ballito.
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Floods ravage North Coast communities, 5 dead and 3 missing [Watch]
Local newsAccording to the South African Weather Service, some parts of the North Coast received between 200-400mm of rain within a…
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Water outages across the North Coast
Local newsUmgeni Water said flooding had severely damaged water infrastructure in iLembe District Municipality, eThekwini Metro and Ugu District Municipality.
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Flooding washes out Crocodile Creek crocs into river and Westbrook Beach [Watch]
Local newsAccording to Crocodile Creek owner Peter Watson, 7 of the crocodiles had been recaptured so far.
