AT LEAST 60 PEOPLE KILLED AT SOUTH AFRICA FLOODS

 

      Recent floods and mudslides in the South African city of Durban and the wider KwaZulu Natal Province have killed at least 20 people according to official reports.
     Southern and Eastern parts of the Country have been badly hit by torrential rain in the last few days.
    According to BBC reports, South Africa's president, president Cyril Ramaphosa had visited those who lost family members in this disaster and laid a wreath at a place where eight people died.
    Meanwhile, provincial minister Nomusa Dube-Ncube told SAFM radio that officials are continuing to assess the damage according to the news Agency AFP.
   Nevertheless, Dozens of people have been taken to hospital and search and rescue teams are looking for more survivors under the rubble of collapsed buildings.